2D rendering
[/tuː ˈdiː ˈrendərɪŋ/]
nounpl: 2D renderings
renderização 2D
1. The process of generating a 2D image from digital data or instructions, converting vector or raster graphics into a displayable format on a screen or output device
The game uses 2D rendering for its sprite-based graphics, which makes it run smoothly on older hardware.
O jogo utiliza renderização 2D para seus gráficos baseados em sprites, o que permite que ele funcione perfeitamente em hardware antigo.
2. The computational technique of drawing two-dimensional graphics, typically used in web browsers, mobile applications, and retro-style video games
Web developers often rely on 2D rendering libraries like Canvas API to create interactive graphics.
Desenvolvedores web frequentemente dependem de bibliotecas de renderização 2D como a Canvas API para criar gráficos interativos.
The term '2D rendering' is primarily used in technical contexts within software development, game design, and digital media industries in both Brazil and Portugal. In Brazil, the English term 'render' has been adopted into the technical vocabulary and is commonly used alongside the Portuguese equivalent. This reflects Brazil's significant presence in game development and digital content creation. The distinction between 2D and 3D rendering is fundamental in the gaming and animation industries, with 2D rendering experiencing a resurgence in indie game development.
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