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Meaning of Mipmapping from wikipedia

- texture filtering, and 2D and 3D GIS software. Their use is known as mipmapping. The letters MIP in the name are an acronym of the Latin phrase multum...
- four neighboring texels. Hence some form of filtering is still required. Mipmapping is a standard technique used to save some of the filtering work needed...
- providing fast anti-aliased texture filtering. In traditional isotropic mipmapping, downsizing at each level halves the resolution on each axis simultaneously...
- is very simple to implement and is commonly used (usually along with mipmapping) in real-time 3D rendering to select color values for a textured surface...
- Z-buffer.) There is also an approach specialised for texture mapping called mipmapping, which works by creating lower resolution, pre-filtered versions of the...
- Geometrical Mipmapping, in flipCode featured articles, October 2000. Available at flipcode - Fast Terrain Rendering Using Geometrical MipMapping. ^ Carl Erikson's...
- rendering errors. With initial drivers, the RIVA 128 used per-polygon mipmapping instead of the much higher-quality, but more demanding, per-pixel variety...
- alignment may be needed to avoid bleeding between sub textures when used with mipmapping and texture compression. In web development, images are packed into a...
- selectively decreases the detail of the normal map of a given texture (cf. mipmapping), meaning that more distant surfaces require less complex lighting simulation...
- Computer graphics: crucial in rendering algorithms for anti-aliasing, for mipmapping, and for generating fractals, where the scale of detail varies geometrically...