What do you mean by the term Rasterization? How is it different from vector graphics?

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Posted On: Feb 22, 2018

 

The process, in which a primitive individual is broken down into discrete elements called fragments, is known as Rasterization. These fragments are based on the sample coverage of the primitive. It is a process with the help of which a primitive is converted into a two-dimensional image. When rasterizing a primitive, it consists of two parts:
  • Determine which square in the integer grid window has been occupied by the primitive.
  • Assigning a color and depth value to each occupied grid.

It is a process in which the occupied pixels by the primitives are identified and the output variable of the vertex shader is interpolated for each covered pixel.

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