Six months go by and it's time for another Ludum Dare. I will build upon the real-time ray tracing engine that I made and documented (part 1) (part 2) during Ludum Dare 58 and author the scenes by hand in JSON. Sadly I did not make many improvements to it since then but here are some that will make it in this time: - Implemented a hue-preserving HSV logarithmic Reinhard tone mapper - Implemented an energy-conserving diffuse-specular BRDF that reconstructs the projected area of a point light's surrogate sphere to give the illusion of an area light, with the caveat that it only reflects light sources and only models 100% smooth surfaces - Added a glossiness object attribute that can be either 0.0 or 1.0 to toggle specular reflections on an object - Added triangle geometry attributes - Implemented ray-triangle intersection

• Engine: ludumdare58+
• APIs: WebGL2 (OpenGL ES 3.0)
• Programming Languages: JavaScript, GLSL
• UI Authoring Languages: HTML, CSS
• Scene Authoring Language: JSON
• IDE: Code - OSS
• Development Server & Resource Bundler: Vite
• Music. Yamaha PSS-A50, Bitwig Studio Essentials