Hey that's me... the non-engineer that is actually engineer, just not in the eyes of most employers

Damn broski, that was insane. You've really encouraged me to increase my math knowledge and I actually understood like 1% of the video! Keep it up, these videos are a gold mine of knowledge. And I'm seriously impressed you managed to implement all this stuff

I'm surprised no one pointed out the HuniePop background music lol

Ragdolls are so adorable love dem cats

this is my first time watching a video by this channel and the monogatari style opening caught me very off guard. Fifty points to mordor

I know this video is old af, so you might not see this, but thank you for sharing your college experience. I always come back and watch this when I'm feeling defeated with my classes! I feel so down when I have a hard time keeping up with the reading material. Your experience reminded me that I'm not alone, and I can still be successful even if I need to read things several times. Thank you Acerola :D

29:22, can't gpt4 extract latex from images?

"All models are wrong. Some are useful"

I love that someone else is aware of the learn linear algebra manga, thank you acerola

i love to procrastinate math studies by watching the most math based acerola video ever

4:50 What manga is this from?

You can use dgVoodoo2 to force games to use Phong shading, and it can make older games' lighting look quite a bit nicer, but even on modern hardware, it's still a noticeable performance hit.

An ad interrupted the video like 2 seconds into your sponsor plug......I couldnt watch your ad because it was interrupted by a different ad.....I hate it here.

"Navigating a maze that has no exit but the players dont know that" Have you heard of the wonderful game Crypt, by Valefisk?

Fine, I'll read it, again.

Great video Acerola. Went through almost the whole rendering equation , maybe make a video about light transport next!

holy shit the ludwig shade with "white noise" was perfect

guess i'll make my own renderer now, thanks

Fantastic video! I've recently gotten into designing materials and shaders in UE5, would love to have a go at transcribing your shader into unreal as well as experimenting with adding animated artifacts into the textures to appear as impressionist brush strokes on playback. Saw a UE marketplace blueprint simulates smear frames from traditional animation as well and I can definitely see a project that would benefit from combining a few different techniques to give a game some real personality

acerola you're why i'm getting myself back into personal programming projects Love your stuff so damn much

How does bump/displacement/normal maps fit in? You have it in your model and they were definitely using it in the BRDF shader back before BSDF was a thing

WOW this video was really eye opening, learing what lambert, blinn or phong even mean was pretty cool! I feel like im learning more with your videos than what they teach at school

Technology had evolved so much that people are trying to make it worse. I like it. Keep doing it.

"a replacement for reality to predict future outcomes" is badass

Yo what

O nome do canal é por causa da fruta?

Leaving this comment to just say fuck you for a shitty video title.

I swear every acerola video i watch has the "eureka moment" accompanied by a Va11Halla ost theme. Thank you for reminding us how banger that ost is.

I can't focus on this video when he keeps playing the PERSONA OST IN THE BACKGROUND 😭🙏

Your cats white boot😂🥺❤️

Excellent video! I built my own realtime raytracer a few weeks ago and this explanation complemented that beautifully to connect a bunch of aspects and next features! Thanks

Cadê os BR

I always come for the math lectures and meme graphics and stay for the Persona/Paradise Killer music selections.

damn.. buffrola

29:22 I only had to use LaTeX like three times years ago and this still resonated with me

34:14 RAIN WORLD RAI NWORLD WRAIDN

Your videos are such a gold mine for graphics knowledge. It's interesting to know most of the digital light we see is using the same handful of lighting models.

Such an enlightening video! Thank you for being such a good communicator. 🎉

Wow, so much of this is over my head. I feel like a monkey playing with software created by geniuses

man I have mispronounced "Anisotropic" my entire life.

I'm not entirely sure if it is just the shirt that you are wearing Ace, but you are looking a little bit more fit - like your arms look a little bit more swole.

5 years of high school just to understand acerola videos

I only use physically cringe rendering

thats a really good video, with tons of useful information which helps me to better understand how rendering works, thanks so much

although i knew almost everything in the video as i am writing a path tracer for a uni project, this was still very fun to watch simply because of how well all this information is condensed - materials that in uni you literally go through in multiple semesters, and yet you still made it understandable and interesting in half an hour. good shit!

what the fuck did I just watch using hsv for a long time and never had any issues with it hsv is intuitive cus u can change the essential core stuff that you want to change - HUE (whether you want warmer or colder color of same saturation and value SATURATION and VALUE While other bullshit system are worthless waste of time How do you decrease saturation with lab of your current color with just one slider change? You cant.

fuck youtube

Now i know why turning off matphong in tf2 makes my golden weapons look like doodoo

Hell will freeze over the day acerola uses a red arrow without the png grid

Fascinating