Imagination Technologies Limited

Michael Worcester

Simon James Fenney

Stuart Smith

A graphics processing system includes a tiling unit configured to tile a scene into a plurality of tiles. A processing unit identifies tiles of the plurality of tiles that are each associated with at least a predetermined number of primitives. A memory management unit allocates a portion of memory to each of the identified tiles and does not allocate a portion of memory for each of the plurality of tiles that are not identified by the processing unit. A rendering unit renders each of the identified tiles and does not render tiles that are not identified by the processing unit.

Sparse rendering in computer graphics

A graphics processing system includes a tiling unit configured to tile a first view of a scene into a plurality of tiles, a processing unit configured to identify a first subset of the tiles that are associated with regions of the scene that are viewable in a second view, and a rendering unit configured to render to a render target each of the identified tiles.

Frustum rendering in computer graphics

A graphics processing system has a tiling unit that tiles a first view of a scene into multiple tiles and generates a list of primitives associated with each tile. A processing unit identifies a first subset of the tiles that are each associated with at least a predetermined number of primitives in dependence on the list. A rendering unit then renders each of the identified tiles to a render target.

A graphics processing system comprising: a tiling unit configured to tile a first view of a scene into a plurality of tiles; a processing unit configured to identify a first subset of the tiles that are associated with regions of the scene that are viewable in a second view; and a rendering unit configured to render to a render target each of the identified tiles.

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Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom

Michael Worcester