Hey man, I am learning for a computer graphics exam right now and didn't know what a fragment is until this video! Very easy to understand and a helpful explanation. Thanks a lot!
When i found your channel and started watching your videos. I just felt like i found the ultimate gold chest. Watched your compiler C++ series instead of TV while eating because its more entertaining than any of this stuff. You just made my Summer merry.
A neat explanation I heard someone say (in a SIGGRAPH video introduction to OpenGL) for what a fragment is versus a pixel is that it's a "potential pixel"
9 years later, this channel is still a gem !
Hey man, I am learning for a computer graphics exam right now and didn't know what a fragment is until this video! Very easy to understand and a helpful explanation. Thanks a lot!
No problem. Glad it helped out.
NOPE. THERES ALREADY A PARKING LOT THERE YOUR COCOON IS DEAD MUHAHAHA LOL
Bob Duncan actually i did not get the joke....but the lecture is pretty great
When i found your channel and started watching your videos. I just felt like i found the ultimate gold chest. Watched your compiler C++ series instead of TV while eating because its more entertaining than any of this stuff.
You just made my Summer merry.
There's already a parking lot there, your cocoon is dead...
Great videos man! Thanks!
A neat explanation I heard someone say (in a SIGGRAPH video introduction to OpenGL) for what a fragment is versus a pixel is that it's a "potential pixel"
Oh well, that's all I needed to know, "potential pixel", in google answers people start talking about quantum physics.
Why was the line "GLushort indices[] = {3,4,5,0,1,2, "};" legal?
It ended with a ,
Why doesnt it gives an error?
+TeleTubbie Luver The theory to compiler writers is that an array is open-ended and can always be added to.
Jamie King Oh, it makes sense now, thanks.