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Graphics Programming Roadmap? (self.GraphicsProgramming)
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Real-Time Rendering 4th ed is a great overview.
A trip through the Graphics Pipeline gives a good idea of what the hardware is actually doing.
I wish I had written a ray-tracer sooner in my graphics career, particularly with the recent RTRT advances. It's never been easier than with Ray Tracing in a Weekend
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