lime is a ray tracer written in clojure. It aims to be fun to play with, both for users and for coders.
lime expect a scene file, describing the objects, lights, materials, etc. This file must be written in clojure. Other options and parameters specify how the image must be rendered: height, width, sampling algorithm, number of samples per pixel and zoom factor.
The expected parameters and options are as follows:
Mandatory options
-f or --file: the path to scene file (see documentation above)
-o or --output: the path to the output file (picture file)
-h or --height: the height of the rendered picture
-w or --width: the width of the rendered picture
Optional, errr, options:
None at the moment.
Whenever a mandatory options is not provided on the command line, lime prints an error message and exits.
lime expects the user to provide lime with a scene file, written in clojure, and specified on the command line behind the -f or --file options. The scene file must be written in clojure, must contain a single function that returns a world structure. This file will be read and evaluated by lime.
Copyright (c) 2013 Nicolas Herry Distributed under the GNU General Public License, modified to allow linking with Clojure. See the file LICENSE at the root of the distribution.