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> And if your model is very far from the camera, so the ( world * view * projection ) transform contains huge values, you won’t notice precision degradation, be

> And if your model is very far from the camera, so the ( world * view * projection ) transform contains huge values, you won’t notice precision degradation, because the whole model will occupy a single pixel at most. Unless the field of view is sufficiently narrow?

Const-me 9y ago
> Unless the field of view is sufficiently narrow? Good catch. If the projection matrix is extremely non uniform (e.g. orthographic with very large Z size and very small XY size, or perspective one with FOV angle very close to zero), the described problem can still be encountered. But I did mentioned “a few edge cases”, this is one of them.