My Full name: Steven Shi An<br>
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description of project: A richly featured raytracer written in mostly
(if not completely) in Common LISP.&nbsp; It's mainly meant to be an
example of a well optimized LISP project.&nbsp; I would also like for
it to be a well-written raytracer with lots of advanced features, that
hopefully others can use to learn (about raytracing and about
optimizing LISP) and extend upon.&nbsp; Here's an example render from
it: <a href="http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~stevenan/14.jpg">http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~stevenan/14.jpg</a>&nbsp; Right now it's
slow and modestly featured, so I am enlisting help from others to
improve it.&nbsp; I know GRT was another raytracer in LISP, but that
project seems to have been abandoned.&nbsp; I'm using none of their
code (I didn't know about it until later) - starting afresh.<br>
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No other members yet, so far it's just me.&nbsp; But, I am talking to two others who have expressed interest.<br>
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Name of
	project: Spray (for liSPRAYtracer)<br>
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Under GPL license.<br>
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Thanks! <br>
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--Steven An<br>