PublicWiki.Teapot Revisions

December 17, 2003, at 03:33 PM

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	The teapot is a complex shape that is generally associated with primitives. In the early days of 3D modelling, when raytracing was a new concept, the curvy shape of the teapot was seen as an ideal surface to test concepts like refraction, textur distortion, and so on over. As a result, many programs to this day still include a teapot primitive for three reasons: the first reason is tradition, the second is as a bit of lightheartedness in an otherwise serious program, and the last is that this shape is still useful as a test of material and shader settings.
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	The teapot is a complex shape that is generally associated with primitives. In the early days of 3D modelling, when raytracing was a new concept, the curvy shape of the teapot was seen as an ideal surface on which to test concepts like refraction, texture distortion, and so on. As a result, many programs to this day still include a teapot primitive for three reasons: tradition, as a bit of lightheartedness in an otherwise serious program, and the shape is still useful as a test of material and shader settings.

December 10, 2003, at 06:22 AM

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	The teapot is a complex shape that is generally associated with primitives. IN the early days of 3D modelling, when raytracing was a new concept, the curvy shape fo the teapot was seen as an idea surface to test concepts like refraction, textur distortion, and so on over. As a result, many programs to this day still include a teapot primitive for three reasons. The first reason is tradition, the second is as a bit of lightheartedness in an otherwise serious program, and the last is that this shape is still useful as a test of material and shader settings.
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	The teapot is a complex shape that is generally associated with primitives. In the early days of 3D modelling, when raytracing was a new concept, the curvy shape of the teapot was seen as an ideal surface to test concepts like refraction, textur distortion, and so on over. As a result, many programs to this day still include a teapot primitive for three reasons: the first reason is tradition, the second is as a bit of lightheartedness in an otherwise serious program, and the last is that this shape is still useful as a test of material and shader settings.

December 10, 2003, at 06:22 AM

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	Describe Teapot here.
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	The teapot is a complex shape that is generally associated with primitives. IN the early days of 3D modelling, when raytracing was a new concept, the curvy shape fo the teapot was seen as an idea surface to test concepts like refraction, textur distortion, and so on over. As a result, many programs to this day still include a teapot primitive for three reasons. The first reason is tradition, the second is as a bit of lightheartedness in an otherwise serious program, and the last is that this shape is still useful as a test of material and shader settings.

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