Let's try to understand the shaders a little better!

Tour detail:  Where should we look for code?
	shaders directory
	ray tracing common directory
	nvpro_core

Alright, something we did before:  Add normals to an object
	Let's look at the animation demo
	This uses a compute shader to transform the vertex buffer

Let's look at the compute shader
	Clever transformation
	Good one to remember for demos (wavy inflated Mario?)
	But what about replacing it with one of ours?
		Say, exploding a torus or monkey head?

Where the normals live
	Then we can apply them

Inflating vs. exploding models and normal vectors

The texture bit:  There isn't really a demo of this, but we can do it
	Material file contains reference to texture
	They've really put some effort into the object loading
		That does "waste" memory, but it'll be handy

Raising the object up, and BLAS transformations

If that all worked already:
	Does it work rasterized?
	Can we make them get farther apart as they spin?
	
Lab today:
	Will probably take forever due to shortage of GPUs
		Very little coding though!
	Tutorial scavanger hunt!
		Turn the plane green
		Make the bison (wuson?) move backwards
		Change the number of wuson
		Make the original wobbly thing blue and growing