Lecture

Planes and Cylinders: Ray Intersections and Implementations

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This lecture covers the implementation of ray-plane intersections with equations, deriving ray-cylinder intersection and normal formulas, and the implementation of ray-cylinder normals. It also includes a sphere example derivation and how it's implemented.

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