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appleseed open source renderer: what its README, MIT licence file and file layout state

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A documentary note for animators and VFX artists on what the appleseed repository says about itself: its aims, delivery forms, contributing and citing pointers, the MIT licence wording and the source layout. Based on three files at one commit; nothing was installed, built or rendered.

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appleseed open source renderer: what its README, MIT licence file and file layout state

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A documentary note for animators and VFX artists on what the appleseed repository says about itself: its aims, delivery forms, contributing and citing pointers, the MIT licence wording and the source layout. Based on three files at one commit; nothing was installed, built or rendered.

Useful starting points

  • Treat the README's activity and version statements as dated to the commit read; check the current repository before relying on them.
  • Bundled third-party code has its own licence notices, so the main licence file does not cover it.
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