Researchers are evaluated by counting citations. To support my work maintaining this archive and make your work reproducible, please cite the archive in your publications as:

[McGuire2017] Morgan McGuire, Computer Graphics Archive, July 2017 (https://casual-effects.com/data)

The bottom of this page gives citation source code that you can copy and paste for various typesetting systems, such as BibTeX.

All meshes are packaged as zip files using OBJ and PNG to simplify loading in a research and prototyping environment. My collaborators and I have converted most of these models from their original formats and corrected geometry and texture errors.

How to Cite this Archive

LaTeX and BibTeX

LaTeX example of use:

We now report the results of our experiments on the Sponza, Hairball, and Buddha~\cite{McGuire2011Data} models.
      

BibTex reference code:

@misc{McGuire2011Data,
   title = {Computer Graphics Archive},
   author = {Morgan McGuire},
   year = {2017},
   month = {July},
   note = {\small \texttt{https://casual-effects.com/data}},
   url = {https://casual-effects.com/data}
}
      

Text

	
Models downloaded from Morgan McGuire's Computer Graphics Archive https://casual-effects.com/data
      

Markdown

Models downloaded from Morgan McGuire's [Computer Graphics Archive](https://casual-effects.com/data)
      

HTML

<a href="https://casual-effects.com/data">Morgan McGuire's Computer Graphics Archive</a>

BibLaTeX

LaTeX Example:

\usepackage{biblatex} 
... 
We now report the results of our experiments on the Sponza, Hairball, and Buddha~\cite{McGuire2017Data} models.

BibLaTeX Reference:

@online{McGuire2017Data,
  title = {Computer Graphics Archive},
  author = {Morgan McGuire},
  year = {2017},
  month = {July},
  url = {https://casual-effects.com/data}
}