• Aqsis 1.x Manual - Home of the latest documentation for the development version of Aqsis. (ToDo)
• Aqsis 1.4 Manual (Beta) - Home of the stable documentation release (PDF snapshot).
• Tips & Tricks - Useful information when using Aqsis.
• FAQ - Frequently asked questions.
• Contributing - How to contribute to the Aqsis documentation.

• Tutorials - Aqsis tutorials and related documentation.
• Recipes - Mini-howtos.

• Project Metrics - Area where developers can see various project stats.
• Release Cycle - A description of the official Aqsis release process.
• Summer of Code (2007) - Ideas/Proposals area for Google's annual development initiative.
• Roadmap - Details of current release schedules and features.
• Developer Documentation - Details of Aqsis internals, testing, white papers and design drafts.
• Support Library Documentation - Details of the support libraries provided as part of Aqsis, and how to use them.
• ToDo Lists - Area where developers can set themselves targets and keep track of things.
• Developer Meetings - Weekly IRC developer meeting (archive).

• New Website - Proposed website overhaul.
• Beaker - Aqsis performance project.
• Animal - Aqsis innovation project.

There are two ways to get help from Aqsis users and developers:

• The Aqsis Forum - Registration required.
• IRC - Join #aqsis channel on irc.freenode.net (Logs are available at http://irclogs.aqsis.org).

Please see the bug reporting guidelines before reporting bugs. All bugs should ultimately be reported via SourceForge's Bug Tracking System.

Developer and user biographies.

• Paul Gregory - Project manager & lead developer.
• Leon Tony Atkinson - Greasemonkey.
• Bobby Parker - Professional Weirdo.
• Michel Joron - Developer.
• Tristan Colgate - Non-graphics infrastructure developement, and loud mouth.
• Tobias Sauerwein - Teaboy.
• Chris Foster - Code jockey.
• Matthaeus G. Chajdas - Developer
• Stefan Gustavson - Noise freak

• User Information - Area for users to share their thoughts with the team.
• Survey 1 Results - The results of the first Aqsis user survey.

Aqsis Wiki is a project by the Aqsis Team to help better maintain information relating to the Aqsis 3D rendering solution, by allowing people to not only view but login (using their Aqsis user account) and edit/submit content in a similar vein to community projects like Wikipedia.

Before editing/submitting any content, be sure to…

• Read the documentation guidelines.
• Take a closer look at the current pages within this wiki to get a better understanding of our use of language and layout/style.
• Read-up on DokuWiki's syntax.
• Test your skills in the playground first.
• Treat this wiki with the respect it deserves and help make it the definitive Aqsis resource.