Class Project Pictures
Here are a few pictures that I've generated for classes that I've
taken here at Stanford:
cs348b, Spring 1996: Raytracing

I worked with
Szymon Rusinkiewicz to write our final raytracer and model
these scenes. The dollar bill is a texture-mapped fractal heightfield,
and the coins are bump-mapped cylinders. The crystals have polyhedral
surfaces, and a volume-rendered interior. Our raytracer did adaptive
stochastic supersampling, texture-mapping, bump-mapping, distribution
raytracing (glossy surfaces and penumbra), and volume tracing.
Here's the
official cs348b rendering contest page , which includes the cool
pictures that our classmates made.
cs348c, Fall 1995: Modelling Natural Phenomena

I worked with
David Hsu to model lava flows. In particular, we wanted to model
how it flows, cools, and builds volcanos. We did the simulation with
a particle system, and rendered it with Mental Ray. You can see our
project page for more.
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