We currently have a readme file for each of the three source directories. Besides being out of date, they are largely copies of each other. We should instead have a single readme at the root of the source directory that goes over the source structure and CMake build system.
There's also the open question of whether the CMake build directory should be at the root of the project or under the `src
The current behaviour of glossy and glossycoating is to behave like matte on the backface.
I can't think of a good reason for this, and it is very confusing for users, so I would like to request to rework these materials to show their coating on both front and back faces.
A physically based renderer which implements many state of the art techniques in light transport simulation, material modeling, sampling and reconstruction.
There currently isn't any documentation or examples on how to use the the Fluorescence plugin for the PBRT rendering engine. Providing some example code / configurations using a neuron mesh exported from NeuroMorphoVis would be very useful.
I am currently writing a python pipeline that uses swc files from neurons generated in simulated neurite outgrowth generated by the DeNSE [https://github.co
Perhaps your README should point to https://raytracing.github.io/, as that's a directly-readable web site for the books, and it also mentions the GitHub project site.
The current demo project shows off the features of the project well, but it's probably better to have some kind of written guide to get developers up to speed.
We currently have a readme file for each of the three source directories. Besides being out of date, they are largely copies of each other. We should instead have a single readme at the root of the source directory that goes over the source structure and CMake build system.
There's also the open question of whether the CMake build directory should be at the root of the project or under the `src