GPULightmapper: process rays to sky in all bounces as active #53743
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Before this change only rays to the sky (RAY_MISS) in the first bounce were processed as active rays. This caused artifacts, areas were too light, when more than one bounce were processed. Now rays to the sky are processed as active rays for all bounces.
JFonS
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Oct 13, 2021
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Before this change only rays to the sky (RAY_MISS) in the first bounce were
processed as active rays. This caused artifacts, areas were too light, when
more than one bounce were processed.
Now rays to the sky are processed as active rays for all bounces.
This issue solves an artifact which was mentioned in #53322: the front face of the left box is too light (see next images).
before:
after:
