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OpenQMC sampler library for renderers: what its README, changelog and licence files state
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For VFX and rendering developers weighing OpenQMC, a Quasi-Monte Carlo sampling library. It summarises the repository's stated aims, requirements, sampler headers, tools, changelog and licence wording at one pinned commit. Documentation only: nothing was built or run, and the README was read in parts.
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OpenQMC sampler library for renderers: what its README, changelog and licence files state
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For VFX and rendering developers weighing OpenQMC, a Quasi-Monte Carlo sampling library. It summarises the repository's stated aims, requirements, sampler headers, tools, changelog and licence wording at one pinned commit. Documentation only: nothing was built or run, and the README was read in parts.
Useful starting points
- The repository lists a second licence file, LICENSE-NVIDIA, that the README and contributing guide do not explain; check it before using any code it covers.
- The changelog's unreleased entry changes the Sobol construction so some dimensions give different values, which matters if you rely on reproducing older sample sets.
- Blue noise variants are recommended in the README for low sample counts, at a small extra performance cost.
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