EBK COMPUTER SCIENCE: AN OVERVIEW
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Chapter 10, Problem 29CRP
Program Plan Intro
Hidden surface problem:
- In the pictures with non-transparent objects, the objects cannot be viewed that are behind from objects nearer to eye.
- These hidden surfaces are to be removed for getting realistic screen image.
- The removal of such surfaces is known as hidden-surface problem.
- The methods used for removing hidden surface problem includes:
- Object space method:
- It is executed in physical coordinate system.
- Image space method:
- It is executed in screen coordinate system.
- Object space method:
- To display a 3D object on 2D screen, the parts visible from chosen viewing point are to be identified.
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