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Reliability An attribute of any system that consistently produces the same
results, preferably meeting or exceeding its specifications, the
quality of being dependable.
Rendering The process of attaching texture, material and adjusting the
light in a drawing in order to maintain an image of the object
Rotate Draws objects into a new position around a base point with a
specified angle
Scale Allows the size of the objects to be altered
Shaded View To view the object with its surfaces shaded
Shading Refers to the process of altering a color based on its angle to
lights and its distance from lights to create a photorealistic
effect. Shading is performed during the rendering process.
Shear Produces a distortion on the selected object while maintaining
its topology.
Smooth Shading Renders the difference between surfaces as smooth.
Software Programs of instructions that tell a computer what to do
Software Feature Describes how an application behaves under particular
circumstances.
Solid Modeling A modeling method in which solid objects are defined and
physical attributes can be assigned to them
Stretch Used to elongate the length of an object or group of objects
Subtract Operation Subtracts the selected object from another by creating an
object from the remaining geometry.
Surface Model A model which is composed of infinitely thin planes, used for
visualization
Sweep A method that creates a geometrically complex 3D object
through pushing a 2D object through space while revolving it
around an axis at the same time
Topological Allows for changing the in which the object’s topology and its
Transformations spatial features that are connected to each other. ‘Extrude’,
‘sweep’ and ‘loft’ transformations are the examples of
topological transformations
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