Projects
Point Cloud Visualiser
Basic implementation of 'Progressive Real-Time Rendering of Unprocessed Point Clouds' [Markus Schuetz, Michael Wimmer]
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OpenGL Audio Visualiser
Experimenting with PulseAudio and FFTW to create a 'volumetric' audio visualisation.
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OpenGL Path Tracer
Simple Path Tracer using OpenGL Compute Shaders, following Peter Shirley's Book and Alan Wolfe's Blog .
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GPU Accelerated Procedural Fur System
For this project I explored the feasibility of offloading the computation of a procedural fur system onto the GPU, using OpenGL compute shaders. This was created as part of Bournemouth University's Innovations assignment.
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Realtime Global Illumination
This is an implementation of Interactive Indirect Illumination Using Voxel Cone Tracing [Crassin et al. 2011], using OpenGL. This was created as part of Bournemouth University's Masterclass assignment.
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GPU Accelerated Mass-Spring System
For this project I explored the feasibility of offloading the computation of a soft body physics simulation onto the GPU, using OpenGL compute shaders. This was created as part of Bournemouth University's Simulation Techniques assignment.
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Animation Pipeline Tools
These are a set of animation pipeline tools that I am currently developing as part of an animation production project. These tools focus primarily on asset management, but also include many smaller scripts used to automate certain pipeline tasks. This is being developed as part of Bournemouth University's Major Project assignment.
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OpenGL PBR Viewport
For this project I developed an OpenGL viewport that implements a physically based shading model, allowing for the realtime rendering of PBR authored materials. I also included various post process effects such as screen-space ambient occlusion, depth-of-field, and cubemap reflections. This was created as part of Bournemouth University's 'Principles of Rendering' assignment.
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