into chatgpt and it will return fully working code of a simple raytracer that can handle spheres and Lambert shading.
To be fair you can type the same thing into google and get a link to fully working ray tracer in python back, so maybe not the best example.
edit: What would be interesting would be to see how far you can push ChatGPT by asking for more and more advanced features before it stops giving valid answers. Basically what is the most advanced raytracer currently 'stored' in ChatGPT
To be fair you can type the same thing into google and get a link to fully working ray tracer in python back, so maybe not the best example.
edit: What would be interesting would be to see how far you can push ChatGPT by asking for more and more advanced features before it stops giving valid answers. Basically what is the most advanced raytracer currently 'stored' in ChatGPT