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[Georgy]

I've updated source code. Any ideas on how to make it faster and look better are welcome.

Here is screenshots (PNG format, 1:1):





source code (185kb)

[roel]

Can you maybe post a picture of the original scene, without radiosity, just to compare them? I think that things look a bit odd now, but I can't really say that without knowing what the original scene looks like. For example, the left side of the right cube looks way too red, assuming that the cube was originally white, but when it was originally red it could be okay, that makes it hard to judge.

[Georgy]

although it is possible to write some code for correction
(make color values less aggressive).
It's easy. We have full control of incoming color values:

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for I :=0 to RadW-1 do // Ïî âñåì òî÷êàì ïàìÿòè RadiosityPointer
for J :=0 to RadH-1 do
begin
Pixel:=Pointer(Integer(RadiosityPointer) + 3*(i*RadW + j));
R:=R+Pixel^.R * formFactor[i,j]; // ïðèìåíÿåì FormFactor
G:=G+Pixel^.G * formFactor[i,j]; // è óâåëè÷èâàåì êîìïîíåíòû R,G,B
B:=B+Pixel^.B * formFactor[i,j]; // íà çíà÷åíèÿ ÊÎÌÏÎÍÅÍÒÀ*ÔÎÐÌÔÀÊÒÎÐ
end;

result.R:=R/(RadW*RadH*255); // Ïåðåâîäèì â Single
result.G:=G/(RadW*RadH*255); // Çíå÷åíèÿ 0...255 â 0...1
result.B:=B/(RadW*RadH*255); // è óñðåäíÿåì äåëåíèåì íà RadW*RadH

So we can do absolutely everything with this incoming colors.
If some color value (R,G,B) is much bigger than another then change it.

Original scene:

only walls are colored