Computer Generated Graphics A Review Of Some Of The More Well-Known Methods Applicable To Simulation
William S. Bennett
Abstract
William S. Bennett
Abstract
Some of the well-known methods of computer graphics, especially those useful in simulation, are reviewed qualitatively, to serve as an introduction for readers in less related fields, to the succeeding papers. Operations necessary to display points, lines, polygons, and polyhedra, both stick-figure and solid-face, including hidden line and surface removal, are discussed.
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Some of the well-known methods of computer graphics, especially those useful in simulation, are reviewed qualitatively, to serve as an introduction for readers in less related fields, to the succeeding papers. Operations necessary to display points, lines, polygons, and polyhedra, both stick-figure and solid-face, including hidden line and surface removal, are discussed.
Key concepts: Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Graphics, Computer graphics, Polyhedron, Line (geometry), Face (sociological concept), Line drawings