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Axomae

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Table Of Contents:

Introduction

Axomae is a 3D rendering engine and raytracer, designed as a foundation to explore advanced rendering techniques .
The goal of the software is to facilitate the implementation of rendering algorithms and display of photorealistic images. At the same time, the application is intended to be interactive , and customizable.

Features

  • Nova: A multi-thread path-tracer , currently implemented to be scalable and distributed on GPU. Nova can be used as an offline renderer, or a pseudo-realtime , more interactive viewer.
  • UV-editor
  • (Old feature) A normal map generation tool : Will probably be scrapped for an entirely new material generation pipeline.
  • .hdr texture viewer.
  • PBR rasterizer 3D viewer.

Requirements

  • GCC
  • Qt6(Axomae can also build Qt from source , see Installation for details)
  • OpenGL
  • Glew
  • Cuda(Optional)
  • Any Linux distribution

Installation

First clone the repository :

$ mkdir Axomae-git
$ cd Axomae-git
$ git clone https://github.com/HamilcarR/Axomae

Download the dependencies :

$ cd Axomae
$ ./scripts/update_deps.sh

Build the project :

Axomae doesn't support in-source builds, so I suggest building in the parent folder: Note that:

  • Building Unit tests is enabled by default , set -DAXOMAE_BUILD_TESTS=OFF if they are not needed.
  • Building QT from source is enabled by default. It is more reliable to build Axomae and it's dependencies through a unique toolchain, but it will take longer(~15 min on an 8 cores ... Build time optimizations are on the backlog. )
  • If nonetheless you can use your own QT system library , use -DAXOMAE_FROMSOURCE_QT_BUILD=OFF .
  • For CUDA , use -DAXOMAE_USE_CUDA=ON.
$ cd Axomae
$ cmake -S . -B ../build -DAXOMAE_BUILD_TESTS=OFF -DAXOMAE_FROMSOURCE_QT_BUILD=OFF
$ cd ../build
$ make

Documentation

Architecture and modules :

Modules Architecture