Detrendered

Detrendered refers to a specific output or state that occurs within certain digital art or rendering processes. It signifies a point where a rendered image or object has been completed, or has reached a stage where it is no longer actively undergoing modification by the rendering engine. This term is often used in contexts where complex calculations are involved in generating visual output, such as in 3D modeling, computer graphics, and visual effects.

The process leading to a detrendered state typically involves software interpreting a set of instructions, models, and parameters to create a final visual representation. This can include calculations for lighting, shadows, textures, and geometry. Once these computations are finished for a given frame or element, the result is considered detrendered. This state allows for further manipulation of the output, such as post-processing effects, compositing, or simply saving the final image. The term emphasizes the cessation of the rendering process for that particular output.