continuousrendering
Continuous rendering is a technique used in computer graphics to update a scene in real-time or near real-time as data changes. Instead of rendering a scene only when explicitly requested, a continuous rendering system automatically re-renders the scene whenever its underlying data or state is modified. This is particularly useful for interactive applications where user input or dynamic changes in the environment necessitate frequent visual updates.
The core principle involves monitoring for changes in the scene's geometry, materials, lighting, or camera position.
Applications that benefit from continuous rendering include video games, simulations, virtual reality environments, and data visualization
Implementing continuous rendering often requires careful optimization to maintain performance. Efficient change detection, incremental rendering techniques,