Lexolights

Lexolights is close-to-photorealistic 3D model viewer

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Lexolights is 3D model viewer focused on close-to-photorealistic user experience. To achieve the scene realism, it uses shaders and other latest technologies. It is based on OpenSceneGraph.

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Real-time close-to-photorealistic rendering of archtecture

Close-to-photorealistic rendering of interiors - the picture was made by our POV-Ray export and POV-Ray 3.7 rendering plugin

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