3. Light rays | Rendering | Computer animation | Khan Academy

Let's look more closely at how light bounces when it strikes an object. We'll cover reflected and refracted rays.
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[@cgtechie]

what link below ? for refraction i mean.

[@webgpu]

with all the information on this page you'll be able to find it using google (but you should have an IQ > 100 in order to accomplish this task)

[@webgpu]

hint khanacademy.org - science_physics_geometric-optics_reflection-refraction_v_refraction-in-water