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Unigine Tropics Sets Linux OpenGL Precedence

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Michael Larabel
Sep 15, 2008

“Some of its technical features though include a dynamic sky
with light scattering, live water with a surf zone and caustics,
special materials for vegetation, HDR rendering, parallel split
shadow map for the sun, depth of field, and real-time ambient
occlusion. Whether you are interested in benchmarking or not, this
is one impressive graphics demo just to watch.”


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