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David Everitt,Michael Rumsewiczres that pixels projected from obscured portions of an object do not appear in the final image. This is the process of ‘hidden pixel removal’ and it forms the subject of this chapter — the essential topics include:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5918-1sp but an efficient implementation can introduce a fair degree of complexity — this chapter breaks up the process of designing a shading or texturing algorithm into a sequence of easy steps. The following topics are included:

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Assembly Language Programming,guage instruction set is closely connected to the actual machine code executed by the computer — it is therefore possible to approach the optimum utilization of processor resources by rewriting selected sections of a graphics application in assembly language. The main topics covered by this chapter include:

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Projection of the Viewing Volume,ume’ describes a region of space which contains all the points from the virtual world that will appear in the projected 2D image. Once the projection operation is implemented it will be possible to generate realistic 3D images automatically just by calling the WORLD class Draw ( ) function. The key topics in this chapter include:

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Hidden Pixel Removal,res that pixels projected from obscured portions of an object do not appear in the final image. This is the process of ‘hidden pixel removal’ and it forms the subject of this chapter — the essential topics include: