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A source note for artists and pipeline staff looking at an open-source production renderer. It summarises the overview, licence statements, contribution and testing rules and the security policy, as written in five archived files. Nothing was built or rendered, and the build documents and submodules were not read.
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OpenMoonRay: what the repository files say about the MoonRay path-tracing renderer (documentation only, not run)
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A source note for artists and pipeline staff looking at an open-source production renderer. It summarises the overview, licence statements, contribution and testing rules and the security policy, as written in five archived files. Nothing was built or rendered, and the build documents and submodules were not read.
Useful starting points
- This is only the top-level repository; the renderer source sits in git submodules, so the clone must pull submodules and Git LFS must be installed first.
- The security policy says scene description files and plugins are expected to come from trusted sources, since plugins can run arbitrary code.
- The contributing guide and the file listing disagree on whether any CI runs, so check the repository's current state before relying on either.
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