![Simulating Skyglow [Paper, Eurographics 2016]](https://i0.wp.com/blog.goto-tom.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/skyglow_preview.png?resize=479%2C515&ssl=1)
Extending the Nishita sky model to simulate Skyglow.
You can view the paper here here.
The definitive version is available at http://diglib.eg.org/
Experimenting with GLSL Fractals
As preparation for my upcoming Major project, I’ve been looking into fractals. Specifically, how to calculate them in a shader in real-time.
2D Mandelbrot/Julia
You can read about my experiments with 2D fractals here.
Raymarching 3D Mandelbulb
Recently I’ve moved onto rendering 3D fractals, in preparation for a fractal lookdev tool I will be developing for my Major project. You can see the result of raymarching in a GLSL shader embedded in Qt here:
Windigo Game – Group Project
A group assignment I directed during my 2nd year, we developed an atmospheric survival horror game about the mythical Windigo.
In addition to directing responsibilities, I was in charge of pipeline (we used a Perforce setup with a remote server to version assets) and engine level C++ programming (primarily core gameplay features and supporting the AI developer with whatever engine features they required).
