You are granted permission to use RenderPark
for creating artwork or for deriving other results, including commercial,
without having to ask us if you clearly associate a message with your artwork
of results that it has been obtained with
"RenderPark: A Photorealistic
Rendering Tool developed at the Computer Graphics Research Group of the
K.U.Leuven (Belgium)".
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You need to obtain explicit written permission from us before re-using RenderPark source code in non free software. Ask us!
Redistribution of the software or parts of it is only allowed with explicit permission from the authors. Just ask us or direct interested parties to the original URL where the latest version of the software can be obtained. That is:
The SGL/ directory contains Paul Heckberts generic convex polygon and line scan convertor from Graphics Gems I.
The SE/ subdirectory (needed for Olivie
Ceulemans' density estimation implementation) contains:
- Plyfile: Ply polygon file format library:
Greg Turk (Leland Stanford Junior University, (c) 1994
- Simplify: Simplify an indexed, oriented
PLY object with normals: Jonathan Cohen (University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill)
The IMAGE/ subdirectory contains dkcolor.c/h
which is code developed at University of California/Berkeley. It was taken
from the 'mkhdr' tool (http://fiatlux.berkeley.edu/mkhdr/)
by Haarm-Pieter Duicker, Tim Hawkins, and Paul Debevec.
dkcolor.c/h was (probably) derived from
the Radiance source code.
The XRML
library is distributed under the GNU public library license