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101 points NormalExisting | 1 comments | 12 Mar 25 03:08 UTC | HN request time: 0.487s | source

Been making this rasterizer engine in C++ for the past few months, now also adding ray-tracing functionality to the system.

Simply load a model or generate a mesh, add some lights, and render.

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laurentlb ◴[12 Mar 25 08:06 UTC] No.43340863[source]▶

>>43339584 (OP) #

Interesting! Some feedback:

- Try to make it clear in the description that it's software rendering (it's easy to miss this information).

- The readme should include a clear list of features.

- Be aware that the AGPL license might be a problem for many people.

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1. lieks ◴[12 Mar 25 15:09 UTC] No.43344093[source]▶

>>43340863 #

If copyleft is desired, the EUPL is very similar to the AGPL, but isn't viral, so you can link it as a library to a closed-source program. It's also compatible with most open-source licenses.

Not sure if it's what the OP wants, but I think it's a neat license and I don't see it used anywhere.

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