This file complements, and does not replace, the repository's Git history and the copyright and license notices in each project.
- Daito Manabe initiated the perfume-dev project and continues to steward its repositories. For the Perfume “Global Site Project,” the Agency for Cultural Affairs records his work in planning, direction, and programming.
- Satoru Higa created and maintained core parts of the original
openFrameworks examples and
ofxBvh, as recorded in the 2012 commit history. - Atsushi Tadokoro authored
motion-visualizationandmarching-cubes. His original README and MIT license notices are retained in both directories. - Perfume Dev Team is the publication identity retained in the original 2012 commits and acknowledged in the first-party license files.
- Morimasa Aketa identified the end-of-motion out-of-range access and proposed its correction in pull request #2. The maintained player includes that boundary fix and regression coverage.
- Yung-Luen Lan documented the historical data layout in pull request #1. The current setup guide carries that useful information forward for modern openFrameworks without retaining obsolete Xcode instructions.
- Rui Madeira wrote the vendored
ofxMarchingCubesimplementation, which Greg Borenstein adapted for openFrameworks. Their notices and LGPL terms are retained with the source.
The official Agency for Cultural Affairs project record lists the broader creative and technical team behind the Perfume “Global Site Project,” including MIKIKO, Yasutaka Nakata, Satoshi Horii, Hiroyasu Kimura, 2bit, Daisuke Nakahama, Kentaro Mito, Hiroyuki Hori, the planning organisations, and the project's production and legal supporters.