what's renderer for 3d animation? [on hold]
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I'm confused of concept for the 3d renderer.
d3d or opengl is used for rendering 3d object to screen.
But what's renderer?
The result of googling says that renderer use cpu mostly.
So, doesn't renderer use d3d or opengl?
And, does renderer make video using ffmpeg?
please help my brain.
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asked Nov 15 at 12:11
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I'm confused of concept for the 3d renderer.
d3d or opengl is used for rendering 3d object to screen.
But what's renderer?
The result of googling says that renderer use cpu mostly.
So, doesn't renderer use d3d or opengl?
And, does renderer make video using ffmpeg?
please help my brain.
graphics rendering
asked Nov 15 at 12:11
mingwing
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by slhck, Tetsujin, n8te, fixer1234, Mokubai♦ Nov 15 at 13:25
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Your question (and the previous one superuser.com/questions/1375642/…) are very broad, hard to understand, and therefore hard to answer. It seems your are confused between many different concepts; I suggest you take some time to do some reading first and come back with more specific questions.
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Nov 15 at 12:15
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I'm confused of concept for the 3d renderer.
d3d or opengl is used for rendering 3d object to screen.
But what's renderer?
The result of googling says that renderer use cpu mostly.
So, doesn't renderer use d3d or opengl?
And, does renderer make video using ffmpeg?
please help my brain.
graphics rendering
asked Nov 15 at 12:11
mingwing
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I'm confused of concept for the 3d renderer.
d3d or opengl is used for rendering 3d object to screen.
But what's renderer?
The result of googling says that renderer use cpu mostly.
So, doesn't renderer use d3d or opengl?
And, does renderer make video using ffmpeg?
please help my brain.
graphics rendering
graphics rendering
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by slhck, Tetsujin, n8te, fixer1234, Mokubai♦ Nov 15 at 13:25
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by slhck, Tetsujin, n8te, fixer1234, Mokubai♦ Nov 15 at 13:25
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Your question (and the previous one superuser.com/questions/1375642/…) are very broad, hard to understand, and therefore hard to answer. It seems your are confused between many different concepts; I suggest you take some time to do some reading first and come back with more specific questions.
– slhck
Nov 15 at 12:15
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Your question (and the previous one superuser.com/questions/1375642/…) are very broad, hard to understand, and therefore hard to answer. It seems your are confused between many different concepts; I suggest you take some time to do some reading first and come back with more specific questions.
– slhck
Nov 15 at 12:15
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Your question (and the previous one superuser.com/questions/1375642/…) are very broad, hard to understand, and therefore hard to answer. It seems your are confused between many different concepts; I suggest you take some time to do some reading first and come back with more specific questions.
– slhck
Nov 15 at 12:15
Your question (and the previous one superuser.com/questions/1375642/…) are very broad, hard to understand, and therefore hard to answer. It seems your are confused between many different concepts; I suggest you take some time to do some reading first and come back with more specific questions.
– slhck
Nov 15 at 12:15
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Your question (and the previous one superuser.com/questions/1375642/…) are very broad, hard to understand, and therefore hard to answer. It seems your are confused between many different concepts; I suggest you take some time to do some reading first and come back with more specific questions.
– slhck
Nov 15 at 12:15