Real-Time Indirect Illumination with Voxel Cone Tracing

Overview

One bounce indirect illumination (diffuse + specular) with Voxel Cone Tracing (VCT)
Emission with VCT
3D Clipmap to support a huge area around the camera
Ambient Occlusion with VCT
Fully dynamic scenes

CMake
Requirements: C++14 or later, OpenGL 4.4 or later
Supported (tested) Platforms:
- Windows 8 and 10 (compiled with Visual Studio 2015+)
- Ubuntu 18 (GCC 7.4.0, thanks to contributions of hchoi405)

No coverage based voxelization (anti-aliasing voxelization)
- Leads to discrete indirect illumination changes when objects move
Hardly any performance optimizations
Noticeable indirect illumination changes when the camera moves (because a clipmap is used)
Perfect reflections aren't practical with VCT because the voxelized scene is only a rough approximation
Light leaking (VCT is just an approximation of cone tracing)

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