what does rendering mean or what is rendering?

Question

explain please thank you x

Answer 1

At a more common level these days than the first two answers, rendering in computer graphics work is producing a finished image from the simpler working wire grid or prismatic surfaces that the computer can handle quickly for editing but that do not look realistic to the human eye.

A pure wire frame would first be converted to a series of flat surfaces/triangles which would then be recomputed to curves that blend into each other smoothly. Then various images of surface textures would be applied - skin tones or brick walls - and lighting and shadows would be calculated.

Rendering can take many hours in the case of highly detail images on a fairly slow computer. Rendering is one of the reasons a computer graphics person buys a high memory, higher speed, more expensive, computer - both for less wasted time while creating images and for more realistic games.

Answer 2

As far as artwork goes it is pretty close to the answer given above for brickwork. What you'll usually hear in ref. to rendering is...this piece has been rendered to a high level of finish or slightly rendered etc. This has to do with the level of detail, corrections and refinement of a particular work, although it also can refer to the amount of technique employed to produce a piece. A quick sketch is usually "rendered" quickly, leaving only suggestions of the true amount of detail...a drawing is usually a name given to a work that is rendered "worked" to a higher level of detail, finish, refinement.



Hope that helps you get a feel for rendering. I think the dic. def. is probably just to produce something or the process of producing an item etc.

Answer 3

In drawing and illustration, this refers to the amount of detail in the drawing, usually referring to the use of shading to create a realistic image. So if you talk about rendering the image, it usually means adding details such as lightening to create a finished piece.



In 3D graphics, rendering refers to taking the models and materials and outputting a final image, or render, of the scene, including lighting, reflections, and other details usually not shown in the viewport.

Answer 4

Well, in property terms, render is applied over old brickwork to give a 'face lift' or to cover damaged brickwork. Like a layer.



Not sure of the context you are asking this in though :) Probably if applied to art, an overall covering maybe??

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I would assume that in this case they are using the definition "to hand over" or "to turn over (in)" I think they just want to let you know that they got your application and they are reviewing it