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Fog rendering has a very rich history in video game graphics. Early games relied on the fixed pipeline with its built-in fog functions. Back in those days graphics cards were simply accelerators of predetermined set of graphics processing functions.

Last year I wrote quite an extensive post about how I handled the posters session and part of the streaming duty at i3D 2020. This year we kept the format very similar and we even had two people dedicated to streaming, processing videos and handling YouTube and Discord.

2020 was so far quite a weird year for me and everyone around me. Virtual conferences are now the only format that can work with our international scientific and industrial R&D community.

This is my new website that is now running on Hugo. After I got bitten by viruses embedded in Drupal php files, I decided that enough is enough and I am going to switch to statically generated websites.

This is going to be just a blog post with random thoughts outlining some of the successes and failures while I was working on Haemimont Games' in-house engine. Most of these techniques are not particularly new, but they still helped out to squeeze some performance or improve the graphics in one way or another.