LOD

Example:In video games, LOD modeling is used to speed up the rendering process by reducing the number of polygons used when the object is far from the viewer.

Definition:A method used in 3D computer graphics to create models that can display a different level of detail depending on the viewing distance or angle.

Example:LOD-based rendering is particularly useful in real-time applications to ensure smooth performance even with large scenes containing many detailed objects.

Definition:A technique used in computer graphics to optimize rendering performance by displaying objects with a lower level of detail when the objects are farther from the camera.

Example: LOD mapping allows for more efficient rendering by dynamically adjusting the level of detail for each object in the scene.

Definition:A technique in 3D modeling to describe how different levels of detail should be used for different parts of a model based on distance from the camera.

Example:The LOD tree is essential for efficient rendering as it allows the graphics engine to switch between high and low detail models based on the camera position.

Definition:A hierarchical data structure used in LOD modeling to organize the different levels of detail in a model.