Category:3D computer graphics
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3D computer graphics is the technique of rendering three-dimensional scenes and shapes on a digital computer using specialized 3-D software.
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Subcategories
This category has the following 16 subcategories, out of 16 total.
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Pages in category "3D computer graphics"
The following 133 pages are in this category, out of 133 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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- Painter's algorithm
- Parallax barrier
- Parallel rendering
- Particle system
- Photon mapping
- Point cloud
- Polygon (computer graphics)
- Polygon mesh
- Polygon soup
- Polygonal modeling
- Pre-rendering
- Precomputed Radiance Transfer
- Procedural modeling
- Procedural texture
- Progressive meshes
- Projective texture mapping
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- S3 Texture Compression
- Sanguino3 G-Code
- Scene description language
- Schlick's approximation
- Sculpted prim
- Silhouette edge
- Silicon Studio
- Skeletal animation
- Sketch-based modeling
- Smoothing group
- Soft-body dynamics
- Solid modeling
- Sparse voxel octree
- Specularity
- Static mesh
- Stereoscopic acuity
- Subdivision surface
- Supinfocom
- Surfel
- Suzanne Award
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Media in category "3D computer graphics"
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Stanford Bunny.png 316 × 316; 43 KB
