graphics rendering engine

A graphics rendering engine is software that generates the images and visuals you see in video games, movies, and simulations. It takes 3D models, textures, and lighting information and processes them to produce 2D images on your screen. This involves complex calculations to simulate how light interacts with objects, creating realistic effects like shadows and reflections. Rendering engines are essential for bringing digital worlds to life, ensuring that scenes are visually appealing and immersive for users. Popular examples include Unreal Engine and Unity, which are widely used in the gaming and film industries.