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Atmosphere LUT parameterization improvements #17555
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Atmosphere LUT parameterization improvements
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Address feedback add code comments
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Address feedback and simplify function
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Interpolate in log space and change quadtratic samples
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minor fixes
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Merge pull request #1 from ecoskey/texel_offset
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Revert sample aerial function and offset raymarch position instead
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Remove comment in sky view lut
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Sample aerial function return value simplify
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This could be exposed as a uniform variable, since it can differ depending on the scale height of the scatterers in the atmosphere.
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possibly, if it doesn't add more complexity to the user-facing api. Alternatively we could also just do the integration differently, for example piecewise linearly or quadratically (trapezoid rule vs simpson's rule)