How to Optimize the Graphics Pipeline
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537Instead of sending every object in the scene into the pipeline to be rendered, first check if that object (or rather some cube or sphere representing the model) lies within the view frustum, the area of the scene that represents what the camera is looking at. This way only objects that have the potential to appear on screen will be rendered, saving the amount of calculation must be done by the GPU each frame.
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