Getting started: Our software
New or fairly new to AMD’s tools, libraries, and effects? This is the best place to get started on GPUOpen!
Lou Kramer
Vulkanised 2019
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New or fairly new to AMD’s tools, libraries, and effects? This is the best place to get started on GPUOpen!
Looking for tips on getting started with developing and/or optimizing your game, whether on AMD hardware or generally? We’ve got you covered!
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This talk introduces compute shaders, explaining ideas from a software and hardware perspective, as well as considerations when writing compute shaders.
Watch this video digest of our recent ray tracing research, including efficient global illumination sampling, light sampling, and multi-resolution geometric representation.
Watch our video explaining what UE4 TressFX 5.0 is, and how to use it. TressFX is designed to simulate and render realistic hair and fur.
