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README.md

Prism

A cross-platform engine providing real-time physically based rendering. This is the culmination of several years of my own graphics programming work :-)

Here is a selection of screenshots that provides a good sense of the graphical capabilities of Prism:

pcss sponza

buddha custom models

The sibenik, sponza and buddha models shown are from the McGuire Computer Graphics Archive, any other models shown are created by me.

Features

You can view a more comprehensive list of features here.

Building

There are instructions for Windows, Linux, and macOS targets in the wiki.

There is an example app provided in example/. If you want to build the tooling or the example, use the CMake options BUILD_EXAMPLE and BUILD_TOOLS respectively.