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State of the Art Report on Real-time Rendering with Hardware Tessellation
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2014
Eurographics State of the Art Reports
For a long time, GPUs have primarily been optimized to render more and more triangles with increasingly flexible shading. However, scene data itself has typically been generated on the CPU and then uploaded to GPU memory. Therefore, widely used techniques that generate geometry at render time on demand for the rendering of smooth and displaced surfaces were not applicable to interactive applications. As a result of recent advances in graphics hardware, in particular the GPU tessellation unit's
doi:10.2312/egst.20141037
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