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1) Modeling transformations convert model coordinates of shapes into world coordinates with absolute positions and sizes. 2) Viewing transformations convert world coordinates into viewing coordinates based on the viewer's position and viewing angle. 3) Projection transforms the 3D viewing coordinates into 2D device independent coordinates using a clipping volume, and normalization rescales these coordinates for output device limits.

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1) Modeling transformations convert model coordinates of shapes into world coordinates with absolute positions and sizes. 2) Viewing transformations convert world coordinates into viewing coordinates based on the viewer's position and viewing angle. 3) Projection transforms the 3D viewing coordinates into 2D device independent coordinates using a clipping volume, and normalization rescales these coordinates for output device limits.

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Viewing Pipeline

Modeling
Transformations 3D World

Model

M1

Viewing
Transformations

Scene

Model

M2

Model

3D View
Scene

M3

WCS

MCS

VCS
Rasterization

Clip

Projection

Normalize

2D/3D
Device
Scene

NDCS

2D Image

DCS
SCS

Model coordinates to World coordinates:


Modelling transformations
Model coordinates:
1 circle (head),
2 circles (eyes),
1 line group (nose),
1 arc (mouth),
2 arcs (ears).
With their relative
coordinates and sizes

World coordinates:
All shapes with their
absolute coordinates and sizes.
circle(0,0,2)
circle(-.6,.8,.3) circle(.6,.8,.3)
lines[(-.4,0),(-.5,-.3),(.5,.3),(.4,0)]
arc(-.6,0,.6,0,1.8,180,360)
arc(-2.2,.2,-2.2,-.2,.8,45,315)
arc(2.2,.2,2.2,-.2,.8,225,135)

World coordinates to Viewing


coordinates:
Viewing transformations

World coordinates

Viewing coordinates:
Viewers position and view
angle. i.e. rotated/translated

Projection: 3D to 2D. Clipping depends


on viewing frame/volume.
Normalization: device independent
coordinates
Viewing coordinates:

Device Independent Coordinates:


Invisible shapes deleted, others
reduced to visible parts.
3 arcs, 1 circle, 1 line group

Device Independent Coordinates to


Device Coordinates. Rasterization
Device Independent
Coordinates

Unit measures

Screen Coordinates or
Device Coordinates

Pixels

2D Viewing Transformation Pipeline


MC

Construct
ConstructWorld
World
Coordinate
CoordinateScene
SceneUsing
Using
Modeling
ModelingCoordinate
Coordinate
Transformation
Transformation

WC

Convert
ConvertWorld
World
Coordinates
Coordinatesto
to
Viewing
ViewingCoordinates
Coordinates
VC

Transform
TransformViewing
Viewing
Coordinates
Coordinatesto
to
Normalized
Normalized
Coordinates
Coordinates
NC

Map
MapNormalized
Normalized
Coordinates
Coordinatesto
toDevice
Device
Coordinates
Coordinates
DC

Coordinate Systems
yman

Clipping Window
(x, y)

ymin

vmin

Viewport
(u,v)

vmax
xmin

xmax

World Coordinates:
User-Defined Limits
Floating point values

umin

umax

Device Coordinates:
Device dependent Limits
Positive Integer values

2D Viewing
World coordinates to Viewing coordinates
Window to Viewport.
Window: A region of the scene selected for viewing (also
called clipping window)
Viewport: A region on display device for mapping to
window
Viewport

Window
World Coordinates

Viewing Coordinates

Clipping Window vs. Viewport


The clipping window selects what we want to
see in our virtual 2D world.
The viewport indicates where it is to be viewed
on the output device (or within the display
window)
By default the viewport have the same location
and dimensions of the GLUT display window you
create
But it can be modified so that only a part of the
display window is used for OpenGL display

The clipping window


yw max

yv max

yw min

Rectangular
Window

yv min
xw min

xv min

xw max

y view

y world

xv max

y view

Rotated
Window

yv max

y0

yv min

x view
x0

x world

xv min

xv max

x view

World-coordinates to Viewing Coordinates

y view

y world

y view

y world

y0

y view
x view
x0

x world

x world
x viewy

T( x0 , y0 )
Mwc,vc= RT

view

R ( )

x view

Normalization

Coordinate transformation: Different sizes and/or height


width ratios?

For any point:

should hold.

xv xvmin
xw xwmin
=
xvmax xvmin xwmax xwmin
yv yvmin
yw ywmin
=
yvmax yvmin ywmax ywmin

xv = xvmin + xw xwmin

xvmax xvmin

yv = yvmin + yw ywmin

yvmax yvmin

xwmax xwmin

ywmax ywmin

This can also be accomplished in 2 steps:


1. Scale over the fixed point:

S xwmin , ywmin , s x , s y
2. Translate lower-left corner of the clipping window to the
lower-left corner of the viewport

T xvmin xwmin , yvmin ywmin

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