WinOSi is copyrighted freeware: This means you are allowed to use and distribute the package freely for non-commercial purpose. You are not allowed to declare WinOSi or parts of it as your own work or sell it for money.

In addition WinOSi is Open Source: Those of you, who are interested in rendering algorithms can have a look into the original source code, make modifications and extensions. If you want to publish your modified version of WinOSi it has to be freeware and Open Source too.

Newest versions of WinOSi:

	WinOSi 0.46 executable for 32-bit Windows, zipped 139k		xOSi 0.44a executable for Linux i386, tgz
	WinOSi 0.46 source code for MS Visual C++ 6.0, zipped 124k		xOSi 0.44a source code for Linux, tgz
	Sample Scenes zipped 104k	Release: requires:	ported by Michael Farnsworth gtk 2.0, gtkmm 2.0, libsigc++-1.2.x

Older versions of WinOSi:

WinOSi 0.43 executable the last version capable of rendering functions

0.43 Sample Scenes with the water-scene and the function gallery

Miscellaneous:

	NetRender WinOSi Modification Ryan Widi created a client/server based network-rendering modifcation of WinOSi with many additional enhancements
	python scripts for blender v2.36 Anthony D'Agostino wrote a little Blender exporter and a simple converter to get at the HDRI image
	MacOSi Patch This patch, made by Jeongyun Lee, can be applied to the xOSi-source to make it compile for MacOS X.
	Illum2 scene in various formats For comparison between rendering techniques, as seen in the gallery
	Illum2 scene in Cinema4D and Softimage XSI formats created by Georg Niedermeier aka sad and Helge Mathee (www.mindthink.de)