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When I tried to start writing posts on Raytracing, the idea was to document my steps. The problem was, that when I started, I’d already finished the project.<\/p>\n
When I say finished the project, what I actually mean is ” I got too bored, stuck, or distracted to continue.”<\/p>\n
I hadn’t planned the code out very well, and as I added new things I had to break old things, and it turned in to a stack of kludges built on kludges. It was kludges all the way down. It may as well have been held together with gaffa tape.<\/p>\n
So I’m going to start again, and this time plan it a bit better, and I’m also switching languages. And I’ll post on my progress, because even though no one is reading this, I can still refer back to it.<\/p>\n
In memory of this occasion, here are some snapshots of what I achieved. They’re not all very good, and some of them are downright weird.<\/p>\n