MNPR

MNPR is an expressive non-photorealistic rendering framework for real-time, filter-based stylization pipelines within Maya. It extends the Maya API and simplifies the creation of Viewport 2.0 render overrides, while still preserving all the low-level options that the Maya API provides. The framework was originally created by Santiago E. Montesdeoca during his PhD studies at the Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), as a product of his conducted research in: Real-Time Watercolor Rendering of 3D Objects and Animation with Enhanced Control. His research was supervised in Singapore by Prof Hock Soon Seah, Assoc Prof Hans-Martin Rall and Asst Prof Davide Benvenuti, joined later with supervision in France from Prof Joëlle Thollot, Assoc Prof Pierre Bénard and Assoc Prof Romain Vergne. MNPR is now open-sourced under the MIT-license through the publication: MNPR: A Framework for Real-Time Expressive Non-Photorealistic Rendering of 3D Computer Graphics (in press) Valuable contributions have also been given by: Pierre Bénard Amir Semmo Yee Xin Chiew