Polygon, A fundamental geometric primitive in computer graphics, defined as a flat surface bounded by straight edges (typically triangles or quads) used to construct 3D models., Rasterization, The process of converting vector-based geometric data into discrete pixel fragments for display on a screen., Vertex, A point in 3D space that serves as a fundamental building block of geometric objects., Mesh, A collection of vertices, edges, and polygons that defines the shape of a 3D object., Texture, An image applied to the surface of a 3D object to add detail without increasing geometric complexity., Occlusion, The phenomenon where objects are hidden from view by other geometry in a 3D scene., Overhead, Additional computational cost required to manage or execute processes beyond the core task., Scalability, The ability of a rendering system to handle increasing scene complexity without a proportional loss in performance., Artifact, An unintended visual distortion or error introduced during rendering, such as LOD popping., Pipeline, A structured sequence of processing stages through which rendering data flows from input to final image output..

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