list the application of image space approach in CAD
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- One of the most challenging problems in computer graphics is the removal of hidden parts from images of solid objects.
- In real life, the opaque material of these objects obstructs the light rays from hidden parts and prevents us from seeing them.
- In the computer generation, no such automatic elimination takes place when objects are projected onto the screen coordinate system.
- Instead, all parts of every object, including many parts that should be invisible are displayed.
- To remove these parts to create a more realistic image, we must apply a hidden line or hidden surface algorithm to set of objects.
- The algorithm operates on different kinds of scene models, generate various forms of output or cater to images of different complexities.
- All use some form of geometric sorting to distinguish visible parts of objects from those that are hidden.
- Just as alphabetical sorting is used to differentiate words near the beginning of the alphabet from those near the ends.
- Geometric sorting locates objects that lie near the observer and are therefore visible.
- Hidden line and Hidden surface algorithms capitalize on various forms of coherence to reduce the computing required to generate an image.
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