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the OBJ format, the MTL format was used and documented by Wavefront Technologies in the 1990s in association with its Advanced Visualizer software. Object files can be in ASCII format (.obj) or binary format (.mod). Vertices are stored in a counter-clockwise, and in object space (un-normalized).
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the OBJ format, the MTL format was used and documented by Wavefront Technologies in the 1990s in association with its Advanced Visualizer software. Object files can be in ASCII format (.obj) or binary format (.mod). Vertices are stored in a counter-clockwise, and in object space (un-normalized).
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the OBJ format, the MTL format was used and documented by Wavefront Technologies in the 1990s in association with its Advanced Visualizer software. Object files can be in ASCII format (.obj) or binary format (.mod). Vertices are stored in a counter-clockwise, and in object space (un-normalized).
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(this tutorial is work-in progress…)
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(***Constantly upgrading this page at my free time. Some information you may find misleading, non-correct, or already obsolete)
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(this tutorial is work-in progress…)
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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HTML, CSS, and Javascript.sample-git, then your page name must be sample-git.github.io, which later will generate url https://sample-git.github.ioPublished:
HTML, CSS, and Javascript.sample-git, then your page name must be sample-git.github.io, which later will generate url https://sample-git.github.ioPublished:
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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This is a short tutorial about how to enable VRS feature for HMD using Unity3D. However, in the recent years (2025), many of the mentioned plugins and SDK might be deprecated. The interactions (eye gaze) has shifted to OpenXR. This tutorial is OpenVR-based. Therefore, it might be better you start from OpenXR.
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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This is a short tutorial about how to enable VRS feature for HMD using Unity3D. However, in the recent years (2025), many of the mentioned plugins and SDK might be deprecated. The interactions (eye gaze) has shifted to OpenXR. This tutorial is OpenVR-based. Therefore, it might be better you start from OpenXR.
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sudo lshw -C videoPublished:
(***Constantly upgrading this page at my free time. Some information you may find misleading, non-correct, or already obsolete)
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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sudo lshw -C videoPublished:
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(this tutorial is work-in progress…)
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(***Constantly upgrading this page at my free time. Some information you may find misleading, non-correct, or already obsolete)
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(***Constantly upgrading this page at my free time. Some information you may find misleading, non-correct, or already obsolete)
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(this tutorial is work-in progress…)
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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Path tracing is one of the most popular algorithms under the Physically-Based Rendering (PBR) category. It is mainly a discrete light simulation that approximately imitates the continuous real-world light interaction using the approximate physics and calculus algorithm.
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Tried to write some instructions from my side on top of the original NVidia Falcor documentation (v6.0, 7.0, and 8.0), as the original Falcor’s documentation often found old and many things has changed since. This post is equivalent to Falcor’s README doc.
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sudo lshw -C videoPublished:
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This is a short tutorial about how to enable VRS feature for HMD using Unity3D. However, in the recent years (2025), many of the mentioned plugins and SDK might be deprecated. The interactions (eye gaze) has shifted to OpenXR. This tutorial is OpenVR-based. Therefore, it might be better you start from OpenXR.
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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I have divided the instructions into three sections:
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sudo lshw -C videoPublished:
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This is a short tutorial about how to enable VRS feature for HMD using Unity3D. However, in the recent years (2025), many of the mentioned plugins and SDK might be deprecated. The interactions (eye gaze) has shifted to OpenXR. This tutorial is OpenVR-based. Therefore, it might be better you start from OpenXR.