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# raycasting
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Raycasting is a technic that creates the illusion of 3D with very low computational power.
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This technic has the hability to not show hidden area by design, which is a great simplification for rendering.
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How it works :
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1. first you determine the position and orientation of the viewer in a plan,
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2. then you cast a ray until it reaches a wall
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3. you can now trace the vertical line on the 3D view
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4. the height of the wall is inversely proportional to the length of the ray : the closer the wall, the heigher it is
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5. finally, if the rays scan the whole picture, you see the perspective appears
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6. but you can also see that walls are rounded, like a fish eye effect. It's because rays change length while scanning the wall, so we must apply a correction to the angle
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example of raycasting in action while construction of the project :
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