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Fix typo "arbirary"
Resolves #1589
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CHANGELOG.md

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### The Next Week
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### The Rest of Your Life
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- Fix -- Fix typo of "arbitrary" (#1589)
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books/RayTracingTheRestOfYourLife.html

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Sampling Lights Directly
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The problem with sampling uniformly over all directions is that lights are no more likely to be
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sampled than any arbirary or unimportant direction. We could use shadow rays to solve for the direct
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lighting at any given point. Instead, I’ll just use a PDF that sends more rays to the light. We can
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then turn around and change that PDF to send more rays in whatever direction we want.
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sampled than any arbitrary or unimportant direction. We could use shadow rays to solve for the
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direct lighting at any given point. Instead, I’ll just use a PDF that sends more rays to the light.
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We can then turn around and change that PDF to send more rays in whatever direction we want.
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It’s really easy to pick a random direction toward the light; just pick a random point on the light
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and send a ray in that direction. But we'll need to know the PDF, $p(\omega)$, so that we're not

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