NRG - Station

System Requirements

Windows 10, 8.1 or 7.
Linux (Debian Distributions)
MacOS X (Mojave 10.14.6+)
Android (Lollipop, API 21+)
Apple iOS 13.2+
No RTX required, runs everywhere!
Modern GPU with 1GB+ RAM, OpenGL 3.3+ (desktop version).
OpenGLES 3.0+ compatible GPU with 256MB+ RAM (mobile version).

Renderer Features

At the core, powering the NRGstation a real-time path tracer with dynamic global illumination, full PBR workflow. Start creating life-like realistic indoor environments today by integrating the renderer into your NRG projects!

For a quick scope of the functionalities and features currently implemented refer to the list below. Download the FULL project to gain access to the acceleration plugin source to get you started right away.

Realtime Pathtracer, No baking, No tricks, No hacks, No cheats.

Realtime Global Illumination (2+ bounces)

Dynamic Two levels SAH-based BHV

Blue Noise Sampling + Russian Roulette

Physically Based Rendering (GGX Model)

Support for Solid and Alpha blended particles/geometry.

Hybrid Realtime Denoiser (inspired by SVGF)

Realtime BVH dynamic updates (Static, Dynamic and Skeletal mesh)

Texture Mapping (Albedo, Roughness, Metallic, Normalmap, Emissive)

Atlas Texture Compression (DXT and ASTC) + Mipmapping

Explicit Light Importance Sampling

Screen Space Flares & Glare, Vignette

Fullscreen Antialias, Filmic Grain

Brightness, Contrast and Exposure Controls

Color Bleeding

Ambient Occlusion

Polygonal Area Lights, IES Lighting

Primary Ray Rasterization

True World Space Reflections

Soft/Hard Shadows + Penumbra

Bloom, Glow, Depth of Field

Realtime Texture Atlas Streaming

Adaptive Auto Exposure

HDR Filmic Tonemap (ACES), Color Mapping & Color Grading

Gamma and Staturation Level Controls

Desktop Controls

By default, the desktop version of NRGstation supports mouse and keyboard controls. Gamepads are also natively supported for all platforms; as it is optional they need to be configured separately.

Once the application is started you can access the settings from the main menu to set up your game controller and tweak visual and quality settings.

Mobile Controls

On a mobile platform, a "touch and go" mechanism is implemented to move around the station. The left side of the screen controls the direction of the camera, and the right side controls the camera rotation.

In first-person view double tap to set a navigation point. Optionally if you own a Bluetooth® gamepad you can configure it from the settings section of the main menu.

Visit the settings menu to tweak the visual quality over speed to get optimal performance for your device.