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OpenFX repository documentation: what the README, licence, build and release notes state
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What this guide covers
Helps VFX and compositing developers and plug-in evaluators get oriented in the OpenFX image effect plug-in standard repository. It covers the build prerequisites, release process, release-note history, contribution rules, security policy, and where the files contradict each other. Documentation only; nothing was built or run.
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OpenFX repository documentation: what the README, licence, build and release notes state
Coverage
Helps VFX and compositing developers and plug-in evaluators get oriented in the OpenFX image effect plug-in standard repository. It covers the build prerequisites, release process, release-note history, contribution rules, security policy, and where the files contradict each other. Documentation only; nothing was built or run.
Useful starting points
- The repository's licence file says BSD 3-Clause, but several documentation files carry a CC-BY-4.0 comment, so check which applies to your use.
- The build instructions copy the OpenGL wording into the OpenCL and CUDA option descriptions, so do not rely on that text.
- The security policy says plug-ins are native code running inside the host process, so load only trusted plug-ins.
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