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Example Cornell box
- The Cornell box
- Materials
- Dimensions
- Inter-reflections
This is a Cornell box.
Original: height 665, weight 708
The Cornell Box is a scene first built in 1984 to compare a computer rendering of a scene with a photograph of the scene. This is important to our project since it is a good indicator of the accuracy of our methods of simulating 3d scenes and the performance of cameras. The goal of this section of the project is to use ISET3d, PBRT and ISETCam to calculate a simulated camera image of the Cornell Box modeled in Cinema4D. Then, by comparing the simulated and real images, we hope to affirm our capabilities for accurately simulating scenes, optics, and imaging sensors.
ISET3d development is led by Brian Wandell's Vistalab group at Stanford University and supported by contributors from other research institutions and industry.
- Introduction
- Installation
- Workflow
- Camera
- Assets
- Materials Overview
- Textures
- Lights
- Rendering
- Scene data
- Programming overview
- [General Notes on moving to v4]
- Dockerized pbrt-v4 on the GPU