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Figure 1: Overview of our method demonstrated on the OFFICE scene: a) Virtual Point Lights (VPLs, yellow) are generated by a random walk starting from the light sources, approximating global illumination. Then a set of Surface Sampling Points (SSPs, blue and red) is generated, each of them storing precomputed visibility information. b) Using only the precomputed illumination of the nearest SSP during rendering leads to artifacts: The voronoi regions are clearly visible. c) Evaluating the VPLs using the precomputed visibility information results in fast computation of high quality global illumination images. d) The SHIRLEY 10 scene with area 100 lights and about 15000 VPLs raytraced in 11.3 seconds on a single PC (dual Opteron 2.4 GHz) at video resolution, including soft shadows and indirect illumination

Precomputed light sets for fast high quality global illumination