摘要: A procedure for computing shaded pictures of curved surfaces is presented. The surface approximated by small polygons in order to solve easily the hidden-parts problem, but shading each polygon computed so that discontinuities shade are eliminated across and a smooth appearance obtained. In achieve speed efficiency, technique developed Watkins used which makes possible hardware implementation this algorithm.
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