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I am currently learning how to use Mitsuba3, the tutorials are immensely helpful.
I want to achieve this function: manually specify the k ray samples for Pixel at (x, y)..For example, set 32 samples for Pixel(1,1) and 4 samples for Pixel(200,200).
I've gone through the API and tutorials, but haven't found clear instructions on how to achieve this.
Could someone please provide guidance or assistance on implementing this feature? Any insights or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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Mitsuba doesn't have the necessary "tooling" for adaptive sampling. This doesn't mean that it isn't possible to do it, but it definitely requires some work on your own.
Typically an integrator is only defined by a sample method which takes a ray and the scene as input. In order to do adaptive sapmling, you must handle this one level higher at the Integrator::render() method, where you actually define the rays that are given to the integrator and accumulate its results into the Film.
I am currently learning how to use Mitsuba3, the tutorials are immensely helpful.
I want to achieve this function: manually specify the k ray samples for Pixel at (x, y)..For example, set 32 samples for Pixel(1,1) and 4 samples for Pixel(200,200).
I've gone through the API and tutorials, but haven't found clear instructions on how to achieve this.
Could someone please provide guidance or assistance on implementing this feature? Any insights or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: