Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/rnd-team-dev/plotoptix

Author: robertsulej

README.rst

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 **Data visualisation in Python based on NVIDIA OptiX ray tracing framework.**
 
-3D `ray tracing <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_tracing_(graphics)>`__ package for Python, aimed at easy and aesthetic visualization
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+PlotOptiX is a 3D `ray tracing <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_tracing_(graphics)>`__ package for Python, aimed at easy and aesthetic visualization
 of large datasets (and small as well). Data features can be represented on plots as a position, size/thickness and color of markers
 of several basic shapes, or projected onto the surfaces of objects in form of a color textures and displacement maps. All finished with
 a photorealistic lighting and depth of field.
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 - geometries: particle (sphere), parallelepiped, parallelogram, tetrahedron, bezier line, mesh (generated from parametric surface or f(x,y) plots; defined with vertices and faces; import from Wavefront .obj file)
 - parameterized materials shading: flat, diffuse, reflective, refractive; including: light dispersion, surface roughness, subsurface scattering, and nested volumes
 - spherical and parallelogram light sources, light emission in volumes
-- environmental light, environmetn maps, and ambient occlusion
+- environmental light, environment maps, and ambient occlusion
 - post-processing: tonal correction curves, levels adjustment, apply mask/overlay, AI denoiser
 - GPU acceleration using RT Cores and everything else what comes with `OptiX 7 <https://developer.nvidia.com/optix>`__
 - callbacks at the scene initialization, start and end of each frame raytracing, end of progressive accumulation