George Bolba

The blog post is finally done. Give it read if you want to find out more about Real-Time Ocean Rendering in games! Let me know what you think 😄 gikster.dev/posts/Ocean-...

Started my first job in game dev today. Looking forward to pushing some pretty pixels @TriumphStudios soon! 👀

Been working on voxel ray-tracing again lately, this time using a BVH2 TLAS and SVT64 (64tree) BLAS(s). The heat gradient in the video shows the step count from 0 to 128. This scene contains 256 voxel dragons, each model is 256^3 voxels :)

A fellow Ocean Rendering enthusiast has written a blog post that goes into the scary math involved with the famous Tessendorf Model and similar implementations. A must read for anyone looking to learn more about Ocean Simulation! Great stuff @rtryan98.bsky.social rtryan98.github.io/2025/10/04/o...

Looking forward to the 2nd edition!Can't wait to see what this year has in store for us 👀

Hey BlueSky! I wrote my first ever blog post in a while, talking about how I built my RHI for my game engine Kaleidoscope. Link is ⬇️

Yesterday marked the final release of our game, Nakon. It runs on a custom engine, built for PS5 and Windows 10/11. I mainly worked on the rendering, so stuff like Cel Shading, Lighting, FXAA, PS5 backend, Optimizations and much more. You can download the game for yourself here: buas.itch.io/nakon

Yesterday marked the final release of our game, Nakon. It runs on a custom engine, built for PS5 and Windows 10/11. I mainly worked on the rendering, so stuff like Cel Shading, Lighting, FXAA, PS5 backend, Optimizations and much more. You can download the game for yourself here: buas.itch.io/nakon

Every time I hear there is another GDC, I thank kutaragi-sama I am not invited. That being said, hope the rest of y'all have fun

I decided to open source my implementation of Surfel Radiance Cascades Diffuse Global Illumination, since I'm not longer actively working on it. Hopefully the code can serve as a guide to others who can push this idea further :) github.com/mxcop/src-dgi

This just popped up in my Google News tab on my phone. Looks pretty interesting. I wonder what the pricing will be like. www.tomshardware.com/pc-component...

Implemented CSM and spot light shadows in uni game engine

Year 1 / Block B completed! Our students worked 8 weeks on a 3D Metal Gear clone, for PC and Raspberry Pi, with their own custom C++ OpenGL ES engine. Video: Work by Jack Tollenaar. Bullet Physics, skeletal animation, navmeshes, reflection probes and lots more. Amazing work.

I wrote a blog post on my implementation of the Surfel maintenance pipeline from my Surfel Radiance Cascades project. Most of what I learned came from "SIGGRAPH 2021: Global Illumination Based on Surfels" a great presentation from EA SEED :) m4xc.dev/blog/surfel-...

I made a Doom source port that runs within a PDF file. PDFs support Javascript, so Emscripten is used to compile Doom to asm.js, which is then run within the PDF engine. Input/output is done by manipulating text input fields. doompdf.pages.dev/doom.pdf github.com/ading2210/do...

Hey there bsky! I'm looking for an internship in graphics/engine programming anywhere in the world (I'm willing to relocate). If you happen to know any open positions or if you work at a company that is taking interns, feel free to contact me! Portfolio ⬇️

I'm a bit late, but happy new year everyone! To celebrate another full rotation around the sun, enjoy this meme:

Working on adding the Tau Cannon to my Half-Life mod for Teardown

GPC is the first graphics conference I ever attended, and I had a great time, props to the organizers! As a BUas student I presented my work on Radiance Cascades during the student showcase, which was very fun & exciting, I did my best to briefly explain the essence of RC :) youtu.be/MONs5wMy6Rw?...

The recorded presentations from GPC 2024 just dropped on the official GPC YouTube channel! I can highly recommend anyone interested in graphics to check them out. I can't wait to go back on some of these :) youtube.com/playlist?lis...

I just completed "Historian Hysteria" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2024 #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/1 It was a nice and easy challenge! I realised late that AoC started though :/ We have a private leaderboard at uni, so we'll see who ends up being first at the end :p

Just randomly stumbled upon this; NASA's open-source C/C++ analyzer IKOS. github.com/NASA-SW-VnV/... Some nice features: - Creates a report database - Dashboarding for the complete project - Explains error types

via programmerhumor (X).

I've been using Slang these past few days for a new project I've started working on. Currently working on the rasterization pipeline, I have a cube so far :) Slang has been really nice so far; using the User Guide on their website as well as the vk_mini_samples repo. github.com/nvpro-sample...

Post a video game gif from the year you were born

They also released a Slang Playground, similar to Shadertoy! Slang looks to be the future of Shader Programming. I wonder if it will be supported on Playstation and other consoles on next gen... shader-slang.com/slang-playgr...

Someone shared this with me recently and it's such a cool article with great detail and good visuals that I wanted to share it here as well. Hope you enjoy it :) blog.frost.kiwi/analytical-a...

Re-posting some results I previously shared on Twitter :) These results are from a demo project I made for Radiance Cascades in 3D. It took quite some debugging & iterating to get here, but these results are very exciting. If all goes well I will be working on a production ready version very soon :D

Hey fellow Graphics people! For my next uni project I have decided to dive into some river rendering (pun intended lol). My current plan is to combine FFT (fast fourier transforms), commonly used in Ocean Rendering, with flowmaps. If anyone has any tips or some resources, please let me know :)

Still one of the most accessible explanations of the rendering equation out there

I just found out about Slang, the shading language. It strives to help with cross-api shaders. It looks like one can just write their shaders in Slang, and then compile to the equivalent of their favourite API. Sounds pretty cool to me! I wonder what are the downsides... shader-slang.com

So the first edition of GPC is starting next Tuesday and I am wondering how many people will be there. I hear it's already become more popular than EPC which is also being held and organized by BUas. Anyway, I'm really excited for the talks and meeting some other folks within the #graphics sphere :)