What is the name of the small integer which holds a bit for the result of every plane test?
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The name of the small integer is the out c ode
- It typically represents a small fraction that properly consists of a bit for the desired result of any plane test breaking down in clipping.
- If the bitwise of all its vertices out c odes is not zero, primitives can be easily rejected.
- Generally, for the two-dimensional clipping, the out c ode will remain four bits, and for the three-dimensional clipping, it will be typically six bits.
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