3D computer graphics

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3D computer graphics is a field of study within computer graphics in which objects are stored and manipulated in three dimensions by a computer. Its most widely-used application is the generation of visual graphics, often used in cinematic and television productions, console and computer games, commercial illustration, engineering and scientific visualization. The term may also refer to the graphics themselves.

Example Images
Exterior	Interior	Landscape	simulated cloth
	Refractions	Architecture visualisation	Particles
Toon shader

Global illumination illustration.	Example output of free program CityGen.	Art program Biowin.	Design program JPatch
Bryce demo by G. E. Mont	Bryce demo by G. E. Mont	Dune, design program for VRML	Victor, Blender, by Igor Križanovskij
Staunton set, Blender, by Igor Križanovskij	Cobra, Blender, by Igor Križanovskij	The Utah Teapot, rendered in POV-Ray.	2D object with additional depth information realtime rendered in 3D
A polygon face with overlayed surface	3D picture made by Bryce 5, by Haris Mustagrudić	Subsurface scattering	Lightcycle from the movie "Tron", done in Bryce
Wikipedia meets 3d in Cinema 4d	Made with ScapeMaker	"Wikipédia" in CG