Fully customizable and configurable ray tracer written in C++. H-RT is a research project aimed at comparing popular and less popular light reflection models. Raytracer shall be able to work in Whitted's classic raytracing mode and in stochastic mode.

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Updated 29 Aug 2008 09:16 UTC


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    Compatibility with GCC

    Version 0.2 will be fully compatible with GCC compiler. Also I plan to add eclipse CDT project files to the repository for easier development under non-Windows systems. (0 comments)

    H-RT on ohloh.net

    Today I've added H-RayTracer to the ohloh.net site, so now you can track project directly from http://www.ohloh.net/projects/4881. (0 comments)

    Roadmap for the next release (0.2)

    Roadmap for version 0.2 of H-RayTracer

    The following is the list of things to be done in the next release of H-RT: (0 comments)

    First release!

    Version 0.1.0 of H-RayTracer has been released today. This version includes all the features described in the roadmap some minor features. See release notes for details.

    A roadmap for version 0.2 is now available. (0 comments)

    Roadmap for version 0.1

    The following points describe the roadmap for version 0.1 of H-RT:

    - Whitted's style raytracing (Whitted integrator) (0 comments)


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