___   ___     ___   ___     __    _
 |  _| |  _ \  |  _| |  _|  / __| / _ \
 | |_  | |_) | | |_  | |_  | |__ | (_| |
 |  _| | | | | | |_  | |_   \ _ | \__, |
 |_|   |_| |_| |___| |___|  |___| |___/

What is it?
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FreeSG is a compact, general-purpose, open-source scene-graph library. It
implements a generic object/scene representation, designed to simplify such
tasks as real-time rendering and geometrical queries. One feature which
distinguishes FreeSG from the variety of scene-graph libraries available
is its ability to solve systems of logical (geometrical) constraints such
as angles and distances, in order to define the relationship between elements
of a scene, in a powerful and unambiguous way.

FreeSG uses the Agar library (http://libagar.org/).

In addition to the SG library, the FreeSG distribution also includes a
2D sketching system (SK), which supports dimensioned 2D vector drawings
with geometrical constraint solving.

Documentation
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This package includes API documentation in the form of manual pages. You
can also read the manual pages online or download the pages in HTML or
printable format from the FreeSG website at http://freesg.org/docs/.

Availability
------------
You can download the most recent FreeSG version from the FreeSG home page
at http://freesg.org/.

Portability
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FreeSG is portable to all platforms supported by Agar. This includes,
notably, Linux, IRIX, MacOS Classic, MacOS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD,
Windows, and even some game consoles such as the GP2x, Nintendo GameCube,
Wii, Playstation2, Playstation3 and Nintendo DS. For the list of official
ports, see http://freesg.org/portable.html.

License
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FreeSG is freely distributable under the terms the "revised" BSD license,
without an advertising clause. See: http://freesg.org/license.html.

Acknowledgements
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See: http://freesg.org/credits.html.