Bleex Motion Blur Crack 11 ##TOP##

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That's a total of 320 x 256 = 6,400 rays per mesh vertex.

Note that you can also specify a ray depth of DOT_DIM, which will treat the mesh as if it is twice as large as its actual size. This will be useful for some effects with large amounts of geometry, such as full motion blur and so forth.

Focal blur and motion blur create a blurred shadow using multiple rays per pixel. The distance to the shadow is determined using the ray's shadow casting distance with each mesh specifying a slightly different distance. The blur itself is generated using multiple rays per pixel. In either case, each ray corresponds to a direction at which the camera would be looking. For a raycast, one can specify the eye position, camera position, camera rotation, camera rotation axis, and camera aspect.

The first mesh is a normal depth-of-field ray (for objects closer to the camera), the second is a normal defocus ray for distance-dependent blur, and the third ray is used for motion blur (which could be any combination of distance and motion blur rays).

The ray direction is defined by a vector that could be any direction. To use orthogonal depth-of-field, and motion blur, the ray direction must be perpendicular to the object direction. To use defocus blur, the ray direction is simply the object direction.

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