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kajiya by Tomasz Stachowiak

Experimental open-source real-time global illumination renderer in Rust and Vulkan, a spare-time project published by Embark Studios.

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About kajiya

Experimental open-source real-time global illumination renderer in Rust and Vulkan, a spare-time project published by Embark Studios. kajiya is a open source makers product built by indie maker Tomasz Stachowiak, launched in 2021. kajiya has since been shut down.

Status
Shut down
Launched
2021
Website
github.com

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kajiya FAQ

What is kajiya?

kajiya is a open source makers product: Experimental open-source real-time global illumination renderer in Rust and Vulkan, a spare-time project published by Embark Studios.

Who made kajiya?

kajiya was made by Tomasz Stachowiak, Rendering engineer and co-founder of Pounce Light, maker of Tiny Glade. It launched in 2021. Tomasz Stachowiak has also built Tiny Glade.

Is kajiya still active?

No. kajiya has been shut down by Tomasz Stachowiak.

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