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Reference
Glossary
RenderTo render a graphic means to draw a real-world object as it actually
appears. There are two widely used rendering processes: ray tracing and
scanline rendering. Scanline rendering creates images one vertical line at
a time, while ray tracing renders object-by-object. In general, ray tracing
produces better results, but scanline rendering is useful in animation,
where the image quality of each individual frame isn't as important as the
finished product.
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