Output primitives and geometric transformations, Computer Graphics

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Output Primitives and Geometric Transformations

You learnt how some basic geometric objects such as line segments, circles, ellipses and other curves are processed for plotting on a display unit.  In most of the graphics packages you will find that polygons are also used as standard output primitives.  Filled polygons with single solid color (or other alternatives for filling the interior) are provided as shape primitives.


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