Why are the surfaces of the cube split into eight triangles as such? When triangulating large shapes, is there a process for how to split it up into triangles optimally, or is it done randomly?
corgo
I remember somewhere we talked about how triangulation can be done very fast via GPU. Is deciding the number of triangles that we split a face into part of the GPU's job then?
Mogician
Are the two axes still perpendicular in the object space?
Why are the surfaces of the cube split into eight triangles as such? When triangulating large shapes, is there a process for how to split it up into triangles optimally, or is it done randomly?
I remember somewhere we talked about how triangulation can be done very fast via GPU. Is deciding the number of triangles that we split a face into part of the GPU's job then?
Are the two axes still perpendicular in the object space?
What determines the triangle configuration?