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library for describing materials and textures in computer graphics applications

MaterialX is an open standard specification and library API, developed at Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic, for describing and transferring rich material and look-development content between applications and renderers. MaterialX addresses the need for a common, open standard to represent the data values and relationships required to transfer the complete look of a computer graphics model from one application or rendering platform to another, including shading networks, patterns and texturing, complex nested materials, and geometric assignments.

Version: 1.38.2 License: Apache-2

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Maintainers	jasonliu--
Categories	graphics
Homepage	https://www.materialx.org
Platforms	darwin
Variants	debug (Enable debug binaries) docs (Build documentation) oiio (Enable support for additional image formats in the MaterialX viewer) python310 (Build the Python 3.10 bindings (PyMaterialX)) python311 (Build the Python 3.11 bindings (PyMaterialX)) python36 (Build the Python 3.6 bindings (PyMaterialX)) python37 (Build the Python 3.7 bindings (PyMaterialX)) python38 (Build the Python 3.8 bindings (PyMaterialX)) python39 (Build the Python 3.9 bindings (PyMaterialX)) tests (Build unit tests) universal (Build for multiple architectures) viewer (Build the MaterialX viewer)

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To view the examples, you can launch the viewer by running `MaterialXView` in a terminal window, and then loading the files located in ${prefix}/share/MaterialX/resources.

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