Gamaray's Source Code is Free to Download

As I blogged before, the work Gamaray, one of the prominent early AR browsers, has stopped. At the time, I was suggesting, like many others on Gamaray's mailing list, that the man behind the project, Clayton Lilly, should release Gamaray's code to the community. Lilly, I'm happy to report, have decide to do just that. In his recent post to the mailing list, he writes:

I've made the source code available in the files section, but there
are some things you should know:

1) Gamaray doesn't use OpenGL, the 3D objects are all rendered in
software. This means the application will never support the kind of
animations or textures found in Layar and Wikitude 3D.
2) Much of the code is not very well thought out and I don't plan on
spending any time explaining it.
3) I don't plan on supporting an open source project, someone else
will need to upload it to a repository and manage the updates.

I would recommend starting fresh and just picking out the useful
tidbits.

So, if you are interested, the source code can be found here. At least one good thing turned out of this dire situation.