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Spacewater Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

What does it mean by "rendering" here

"How much faster will my movie rendering"

i still dont have solid understanding for rendering. There are so many different definitions in the dcitionary. Can someone narrow down to a few that are used in everyday English? Thanks
  

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Although this is not a correct sentence, I can tell you that "to render" probably means to create an image (or a series thereof) on a computer display by means of a computer program. It can be a transitive verb in the sense that you can render something (like an in-memory 3-d object).

— Ant_222

  • Although this is not a correct sentence, I can tell you that "to render" probably means to create an image (or a series thereof) on a computer display by means of a computer program.
  • It can be a transitive verb in the sense that you can render something (like an in-memory 3-d object).
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Although this is not a correct sentence, I can tell you that "to render" probably means to create an image (or a series thereof) on a computer display by means of a computer program.

It can be a transitive verb in the sense that you can render something (like an in-memory 3-d object).
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Here are a few examples:

Cooks render fat by melting and straining it.
Judges render decisions in court cases.
The cloaking devices in the space fiction stories render ships invisible.
Boiling water for some time kills bacteria and renders it safe to drink.
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SpacewaterHow much faster will my movie rendering
That's not even a coherent sentence. Did you leave out some words, or what?

CJ
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