👉 RL:Light Particles are digital light elements used in ray tracing and other graphics rendering techniques to simulate realistic lighting effects. These particles, often small and randomly distributed, mimic the behavior of real-world light particles like dust, smoke, or fire. In a rendering context, Light Particles enhance visual fidelity by adding subtle, dynamic elements that contribute to the overall atmosphere and realism of a scene. They interact with light sources and other particles, scattering and reflecting to create complex, natural-looking phenomena such as soft shadows, ambient glow, and atmospheric effects. By simulating these particles, graphics engines can achieve more lifelike lighting, improving the visual quality of movies, video games, and simulations.
