... you have made, whether it is compound or primitive, and applies a texture to the image that you have specified. A good example would be if you were to design a soda can. You could scan the label of a real soda, and apply the texture to the computer generated one. This makes your work more realistic. Another ... a house. You could draw the walls in a house, as well as the carpet and the ceilings. But the hard part would come when you would have to design the texturing on the walls. If you had a computer scanner you could simply take a picture of a wall that you like and scan it into the c...

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... computer animation, there are 4 parts of our presentation, for part1 introduction of computer animation. Since computer animation is base on the computer graphics so I will explain a little bit of computer graphic. Then I will explain What is computer animation and how it works? History of computer animation. Types of computer animation. For part 2. Computer Animation in Movies I will show you how computer ... graphics OK, now what is computer graphics, computer graphics is two- and three-dimensional images created by computers that are used for scientific research, artistic pursuits, a...

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