Haruno is a physically-based unidirectional path tracer, capable of rendering realistic images by performing light transport simulation and handling global illumination.
- Unbiased
- Support for Area Lights
- Next Event Estimation (direct light sampling)
- Importance Sampling BRDFs
- Russian Roulette
- Multithreader
- Basic support for OBJ triangle meshes
- Pinhole and thin lens cameras
- Additional integrators: direct lighting, ambient occlusion, normals, albedo, depth
Haruno uses minimal amount of dependencies, one of which is a googletest library, used to write some basic unit tests. This library is included as a git submodule so before building the application run following command to initialize it:
$ git submodule update --init
For loading and storing images, Sean Barrett's header-only stb-image library is used and it is included with project's source code.
Project can be build using CMake 3.10 or newer:
$ cmake .
$ make -j8$ ./harunoSome unit tests are provided and are being build alongside main application. To execute them simply run:
$ ./test