This is the process of determining which surfaces are visible and which are occluded, or hidden, by others closer to the camera. This also is called visible-surface determination. The self-named "warnock recursive subdivision algorithms for hidden surface elimination" were developed by John Warnock (Ph.D., University of Utah, 1969).
This is the process of determining which surfaces are visible and which are occluded, or hidden, by others closer to the camera. This also is called visible-surface determination. The self-named "warnock recursive subdivision algorithms for hidden surface elimination" were developed by John Warnock (Ph.D., University of Utah, 1969).
