Interactive Graphics 20 - Compute & Mesh Shaders

[@dimitri0404]

I love explanation that explain the rationale of how we got where we are and why it is like that.
By explaining the evolution from pipeline to compute shaders, i better understand how compute shaders work.

[@hamza-trabelsi]

man ! This is the first video I have seen , and still even in beginning of the video , but You are a savior , it's not easy to find good content on this topics but here you are to fill the gape, Continue please .

[@humanmerelybeing1966]

Love your presentation style, I wish I’d done something similar when I was lecturing online due to COVID. Way more engaging than just talking over slides or writing on a digital whiteboard. I’ll definitely check out your tutorial playlist!

[@GordonVart]

Very clear explanations, thinking this helped my understanding.

[@cagatayyigit683]

It has always been very exciting for me to follow the carefully prepared lessons. Thanks for sharing.

[@Deescacha]

55:14
Is it true that we can't do meshlets without mesh shaders? Can't we cull meshlets in a regular compute shader instead?

[@HylianEvil]

Hi Dr. Yuksel. Would you consider doing a course on physically based rendering (possibly real-time)? I'd love to learn more about that

[@Aras568]

I would love to see that as well :D

[@GoldNSilverLuigi]

Hey man, really appreciate the explanation of mesh shaders! I was wondering what a mesh shader does for the pipeline, and your explanations n visualizations helped explain how much of the rasterization mesh shaders cut out.

[@PixelPulse168]

Thanks for the introduction to the compute shader and mesh shader

[@giuseppecassisi1366]

Thanks a lot for the video. In your opionion, it is possible to do a per-meshlet lodding using the concept of the mesh shader and meshlets ?

[@unveil7762]

This lecture gave me so much info that i could not find anywhere!!! ❤😊🎉

[@unveil7762]

What is the difference from imageLoad in compute and texelFetch in frag ?

[@elin4364]

Thank you so much for making these, they're fantastic!
The way you kinda lead the viewer into guessing what comes next is so good, really works wonders for understanding whats going on

[@mav45678]

Thank you for these lectures.

[@raghul1208]

awesome playlist

[@Manuzoka1996]

Why mesh shaders were not implemented a log ago? lol

[@AlessandroMarques89]

Steam Survey is the answer 💰💸🤑

[@jc_dogen]

look at the ps2

[@nana63]

Just FYI, since AMD RX 5000 series(RDNA Arch+), its native wavesize is 32.

[@Morimea]

Thank you, very helpful.

[@byronr.7943]

nice lecture

[@Greviouss]

As a guy - I get endless shit for my long hair that I keep well kept and pulled back looking professional in the corporate world
....... but this guy.....
dont get me wrong - exceptionally good video and he seems excetionally accomplished in compute shaders

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

That's how you know he's good.

[@konstantinbondarenko5235]

Thanks

[@robinsus]

நன்றி

[@jeofthevirtuoussand]

I know that somewhere in an alternative universe, there is a me that understood, and I am proud of me in that said universe 🥳
Because I am so fucking lost🤣
That being said my brain needs to upgrade from 16 bits.
64 bits Era, I am coming

[@cem_yuksel]

Note that this is lecture 20. If you start from the beginning, it will be much easier to follow. Also, this is a graduate-level course. You might want to start with my introduction to graphics lectures. ua-cam.com/play/PLplnkTzzqsZTfYh4UbhLGpI5kGd5oW_Hh.html