Real-time computer graphics

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Real-time computer graphics is the subfield of computer graphics focused on producing and analyzing images in real time. The term is most often used in reference to interactive 3D computer graphics, typically using a GPU, with video games the most noticeable users. The term can also refer to anything from rendering an application's GUI to real-time image processing and image analysis.

[edit] See also

• Video art
• Optical feedback
• Demoscene

[edit] External links

• Real-Time Rendering resources page - links to many useful resources for 3D computer graphics
• RTR Portal - a trimmed-down "best of" set of links to resources

• footage of 3D openGL