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github.com/DiligentGraphics/DiligentTools
This module implements additional functionality on top of the Diligent Engine's core module and contains the following libraries:
DRACO_PATH
CMake variable.To build the module, see build instructions in the master repository.
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See Apache 2.0 license.
This project has some third-party dependencies, each of which may have independent licensing:
To contribute your code, submit a Pull Request to this repository. Diligent Engine is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license that guarantees that content in the DiligentTools repository is free of Intellectual Property encumbrances. In submitting any content to this repository, you license that content under the same terms, and you agree that the content is free of any Intellectual Property claims and you have the right to license it under those terms.
Diligent Engine uses clang-format to ensure consistent source code style throughout the code base. The format is validated by CI for each commit and pull request, and the build will fail if any code formatting issue is found. Please refer to this page for instructions on how to set up clang-format and automatic code formatting.
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