[0024] Add Opacity Micromaps proposal #315
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The Opacity Micromaps (OMM) feature allows DirectX Ray Tracing developers to allow ray-triangle hits to be trivially classified as miss or hit without having to invoke an any-hit shader. This spec is narrowly focused on the HLSL compiler related aspects required to implement and test the feature from the compiler perspective.
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The Opacity Micromaps (OMM) feature allows DirectX Ray Tracing developers to allow ray-triangle hits to be trivially classified as miss or hit without having to invoke an any-hit shader.
This spec is narrowly focused on the HLSL compiler related aspects required to implement and test the feature from the compiler perspective.