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Program Plan Intro
Rendering pipeline Hardware:
The rendering pipeline is the most important part of many game engines. Clipping, scan conversion, hidden-surface removal and shading are viewed collectively as a sequence, known as the rendering pipeline. It has been implemented directly into electronic circuit.
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