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by swerner
3427 days ago
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1. Because it's fun.
2. Because you're using a different program than blender.
3. Because you want to work on code that you know wouldn't get accepted in the blender code base anyway.
4. Because you can. I have contributed patches to Blender that got accepted. Even I feel the urge to write my own render engine, to try out different approaches and just so I can claim "I wrote that". |
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