A comprehensive guide to Global Illumination, including its historical context, key concepts, mathematical models, and applications in computer graphics.
A comprehensive overview of 'Palette,' detailing its definition, types, historical context, applications in digital imaging, and related concepts.
A comprehensive exploration of rasterization, the process of converting vector images to raster (bitmap) format, including its historical context, importance, examples, and related terms.
Rendering is a technique in computer graphics where an image is generated from a model by means of computer programs. This process involves computational procedures to convert 3D wireframe models into 2D images with depth, shading, texture, and color.
A comprehensive overview of Shaders, the programs that run on the GPU to handle rendering effects, including historical context, types, key events, mathematical models, and more.
Shading is a fundamental technique used in computer graphics to simulate the effects of light and shadow on surfaces in 3D models.
The process of applying images (textures) to 3D models to enhance their realism, heavily reliant on VRAM.
