Lecture

Procedural Modeling: Textures and Noise Functions

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Description

This lecture covers procedural modeling techniques for textures, including bump mapping, displacement mapping, solid textures, and material acquisition via scanning. It also explores the concept of noise functions, such as value noise and Perlin noise, and their applications in computer graphics.

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Computer engineering

Computer graphics: Rendering

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Signal processing: Digital image processing

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