#BRDF & Integral
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I'm on the same chapter. These equations might help
I think c == L_i
Why pi is involved I'm not certain but I imagine it has to do with the hemisphere shape the BRDF uses
Ok, thank you
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Hi, I am now reading the PBS chapter of RTR. But I'm confused about how to integrate BRDFs. The book says that I need to multiply them by Pi before usage, but where's the Pi from?
And are formulas in these images correct?
It's using lambertian diffuse as the entire BRDF
I'm on the same chapter. These equations might help
I think c == L_i
Why pi is involved I'm not certain but I imagine it has to do with the hemisphere shape the BRDF uses
Ok, thank you