👉 The screen fluid is a rendering technique that simulates the way light interacts with surfaces in a scene, particularly focusing on reflections and refractions. It dynamically calculates how light bounces off and through various materials, such as glass or water, creating realistic and fluid visual effects. Unlike traditional methods that precompute these interactions, screen fluid adapts in real-time to the viewer's perspective and the scene's changes, resulting in smooth, natural-looking reflections and refractions that enhance the depth and realism of digital environments. This technique is particularly useful in film, video games, and virtual reality applications where dynamic lighting and material interactions are crucial for immersive experiences.
