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QuakeIIxp is a multi-platform (windows, linux and freeBSD (experemental)) graphics port of the game Quake II developed by Id Software. Completely updated rendering takes full advantage of the latest graphics cards to get the perfect picture, preserving the original style of the game.
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RadDoom is a radiosity scene renderer that use "Dynamic Surface Subdivision". It's write in Java and Java3D. It enables, in real time, the user to travel in the 3D scene during rendering.
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LightStorm is a photorealistic multi-processor 3D rendering engine written in C/C++ that goes one step beyond Radiosity without the need for ray-tracing tecniques.
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The plan is to implement XML based renderer for raytracing, radiosity and fast OpenGL, which should be used also as a plugin for web browsers.
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Mythox Rendering System is an open source photorealistic renderer employing radiosity, ray tracing, photon mapping, BSSRDF and will support Max, Maya as a plugin. It will run under both Windows and *NIX.
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zRcube aims to be a powerful renderer : we plan to use both radiosity and raytracing (at the same time) algorithms to provide photorealistic pictures. It runs on clusters and uses the pov format.
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