Kinda unsure about what to do with pixels that have "50%" on them -- do we display them with a lower light intensity?
motoole2
Here, the 50% pixels (represented by RGB values (1,0.5,0.5)) are actually technically brighter than the 100% pixels (represented by RGB values (1,0,0)). This is because these pixels blend the red of the triangle with the white of the background. If the background were black, then the 50% pixels would be darker than the 100% ones. So the actual intensity values needs to be computed somehow.
Kinda unsure about what to do with pixels that have "50%" on them -- do we display them with a lower light intensity?
Here, the 50% pixels (represented by RGB values (1,0.5,0.5)) are actually technically brighter than the 100% pixels (represented by RGB values (1,0,0)). This is because these pixels blend the red of the triangle with the white of the background. If the background were black, then the 50% pixels would be darker than the 100% ones. So the actual intensity values needs to be computed somehow.