Now the user can set the camera to travel along paths, while looking down the path, as well as specify custom s and t coordinates in the vim3D terminal. In addition, the user can render out the screen to disk in ppm file format.

Here is a ball controlled by a music file...

here is a space-age track of some sort, with a solar system going along the track while it maintains its own inter-galactic orbits...

animation now supports channels!!

now can read ppm files! Textures without freeimage (not that it won't eventually be supported though;)

channels _finally_ display

Instancing and hierarchies... ;)

Spot lights now work!!!!

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