This is not an officially supported Google product. This is a personal project, it serves as a learning experience for both: programming in rust, and writing a ray-tracer. If either of these things are interesting to you, then you may like this project.

This is a rust implementation of the physics based ray tracer documented in 'Physically Based Rendering, Third Edition' http://www.pbrt.org/

If you're looking for a more fully-formed implementation, check out https://github.com/wahn/rs_pbrt

• Output parameters rewritten as multiple return values.
• Functions that use bool return type with out parameter are rewritten to use Option<>.
• Constructors: zero-parameter constructors should implement Default, or helpfully named constructors like identity. Type changing constructors should implement From.
• pbrt.h's functionality has been put in lib.rs. This is a different location from the C++ implementation. It allows usage like use pbrt::Float; instead of the more stuttery use pbrt::core::pbrt::Float;
• Inside and InsideExclusive are members on Bounds[23]<T> to overcome differences in parameter overloading abilities between C++ and rust.