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Rayshade is a program for creating ray-traced images. It reads a description of a scene to be rendered and
produces a color image corresponding to the description. Rayshade was designed to make it easy to create nice
pictures. It was also meant to be flexible, easy to modify, and relatively fast.
Rayshade version 4.0 was written by Craig Kolb and Rod Bogart during 1990-1991,
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RenderPark is a photo-realistic rendering tool being developed at the Computer Graphics Research Group of the Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven, in Belgium. The goal is to offer a solid implementation of many existing photo-realistic rendering algorithms in order to compare
them on a fair basis, evaluate benefits and shortcomings, find solutions for the latter and to develop new algorithms that are more robust
and efficient than the algorithms that are available today. RenderPark will offer you several state-of-the-art rendering algorithms that
are not yet present in other rendering packages, not even in expensive ones. Allthough RenderPark is in the first place a test-bed for
rendering algorithms, it is evolving towards a full-featured physics-based global illumination rendering system.
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