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Python_Rasterizer

Description

This is an implementation of a Software Rasterizer written in Python.

Dependencies

  • PyGame
  • Python 3.x is recommended.

Notice

This is a pure Python 3.x code, and will be very slow on CPython interpreter.

For speed boost, kindly use PyPy version.

I've also implemented it in Cython, check that branch Cython_Ver. Cython code is much more verbose compared Pure Python due to Types, but in return you get blazing fast speed of C (Native C will almost always be faster)

Building

  • Clone this Repository
  • Simply run main.py file
  • Changes in the scene can be made by editing scenefile.py or scenefile2.py, whichever is imported in main.py

Features

  • Perspective and Orthographic Projection
  • Rotation, Translation and Scale
  • Real-time Preview using PyGame
  • Diffuse and Specular Shading
  • Directional and Point Lighting
  • Real-time Profiling
  • OBJ import support (only triangluar geometry is supported for now)

Multiple Geometry Torus Sphere Teapot Classic

ChangeLog

Sept 28,2021

* Initial Commit (see Features)

Editing Scenes

Kindly Read RenderLib.py file and if you understand a little bit of it, Scenes are defined by using a Scene object which contains all the data of scene.

I know this is not enough to explain but I'll be writing doc-strings in each every class and functions.. And in future, I maybe create a wiki or documentation for using this project

Contributions

If you like this Project, and want to improve something in it, or just want to reimplement this from your perspective (any class/function/algorithm or whole project), feel free to do.. It will be very appreciated!

If you find any bug or issues, please report it in the issue section.

And we are going to take over the VFX industry with this 🙂, so support