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    Ayzıt

    Ayzıt

    3D Model Viewer and Converter

    Ayzıt — named after the goddess of beauty in ancient Turkish mythology — is a lightweight, free and open-source 3D model viewer and converter for Windows. Built as a practical utility for 3D graphics creation and programming, Ayzıt is released under the MIT license and is completely free for both commercial and non-commercial use. For the curious, the main technologies behind it: C++, Visual Studio, Windows API, WinUI, Direct2D, Direct3D, HLSL, Assimp, and FreeImage.
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    QuadRay-engine

    Realtime raytracer using SIMD on ARM, MIPS, PPC and x86

    QuadRay engine is a realtime raytracing project aimed at full SIMD utilization on ARM, MIPS, POWER and x86 architectures. The efficient use of SIMD is achieved by processing four rays at a time to match SIMD register width (hence the name). The rendering core of the engine is written in a unified SIMD assembler allowing single assembler code to be compatible with different processor architectures, thus reducing the need to maintain multiple parallel versions. At present, Intel...
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