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Working on World Space Vertex AO for my WIP game. This will be released as an open source library soon! - Async bake, only once during initialization - Acclerated via Compute Shaders and three-mesh-bvh - No Screen Space artifacts - Cheaper frame-to-frame than postprcoessing SSAO

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