Renderment
Renderment is a term used in computer graphics to denote either the act of generating a rendered image from a scene or the final rendered result itself, depending on context. The word combines render with the suffix -ment, signaling a process or state. Because renderment is not widely standardized, its precise meaning varies across sources. In some discussions, renderment refers to the output image or sequence produced by a rendering engine, while rendering refers to the computational process that creates that output. Others treat renderment as a broader umbrella including both the process and its results.
In practice, renderment encompasses the entire imaging pipeline: scene representation, visibility, shading, lighting models, texture mapping,
Factors affecting renderment quality include resolution, anti-aliasing, texture resolution, material properties, lighting setup, and camera parameters.