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A source note for developers and technical artists evaluating a real-time physically based renderer. It summarises the listed platforms and graphics backends, tone mapping and colour grading features, glTF 2.0 support, contribution and security rules, and the top release-note entries. Based on six archived files; nothing was built or rendered.
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Filament real-time PBR engine: what its README, release notes and policies state (documentation only, not run)
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A source note for developers and technical artists evaluating a real-time physically based renderer. It summarises the listed platforms and graphics backends, tone mapping and colour grading features, glTF 2.0 support, contribution and security rules, and the top release-note entries. Based on six archived files; nothing was built or rendered.
Useful starting points
- The README's Maven and CocoaPods examples name an older release than the top release-notes section, so confirm which version you actually install.
- The README says to always use the host tools from the same release as the runtime library.
- The glTF section is a checklist: some extensions are ticked and Triangle Fan is not, so check the exact extension you need.
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