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raytracing rule
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counter counter or maybe side side argument, teardown had voxel destruction with ray tracing i think.
maybe not, the wikipedia article is a bit vague on it.
it says they were initially implemented with raytracing, but idk if that means the final game utilizes raytracing.
neat game though.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teardown_(video_game)
Is it a bit vague?
I think it's pretty clear, tbh.
ah yeah there ya go, twas used for lighting, which we were trying to find an example of other stuff.
oh well.