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Introduction Imagine stepping into a video game or an interactive world that looks so real you feel like you're truly there. That's the power of real-time ray tracing, a technology that's changing the way we experience games and interactive media. In this blog, we'll explore how real-time ray tracing works and why it's transforming gaming into a more lifelike and immersive adventure. The Old Way vs. the New Way Before real-time ray tracing, games used a method called rasterization to create graphics. It's like painting a picture with lots of tiny colored dots (pixels). While it worked well, it couldn't capture all the details of how light behaves in the real world. This made games look good, but not exactly lifelike. Real-time ray tracing is a game-changer because it makes light act in games just like it does in the real world. Imagine the sunlight coming through a window, bouncing off a shiny car, and casting a realistic shadow on the ground. Real-time ray

Introduction to Unreal Engine Unreal Engine is a game development engine. It was developed by Epic Games in the year 1988. Initially, it was developed as a first-person shooter game. Presently it is being used to create fighting games, RPGs, Stealth, and other MMORPGs. The game used C++ language coding. This game is popular among game developers and is used by them as a tool in game development. Although most developers use Unity for game creation. It offers basic developing techniques that help beginners and freshers a lot. Contents Unreal Engine is actually at the forefront of virtual production. Especially the release of Unreal Engine 5, which has outstanding realistic lighting and simulation, has caused quite a shock in the film and animation industry. Many CG artists have started incorporating Unreal Engine into film and TV production. As the leading cloud rendering service provider and render farm in the CG industry, Fox Renderfarm also actively explores new poss