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I don't think I'm the troll here. The client is the WebGL application running in the user's browser. It requests the appropriate data from the Nokia's server
by twp 15y ago
I don't think I'm the troll here.
The client is the WebGL application running in the user's browser. It requests the appropriate data from the Nokia's server for the area that the user is looking at. This is what I mean by "being sent to the client".
By "merged in the graphics card" I mean that the final image is composed in the graphics card.
Have a look at vterrain.org to get an idea of how these things work.
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- FredBrach 15y agoI knew I was right. You were going to deceive people with an aggregate of technical non-senses and obviousnesses mixed with some good links. I knew that your initial post was as empty as what you are saying now: the server is sending data (and the right one bob!) to the client, then the graphics card is composing the images (Dude!) and the cpu is executing some special instructions. Good-Boy, right? But. It's a fact, people penalized me. I understand, (ultra)positive attitude is prefered over kindof technical and scientific honesty and demand. Even my bug report has been down-voted a lot =) Bugs are negative gnaaaa :> Why not. I guess I have to apologize then.
- JoshTriplett 15y agoI'd suggest that you probably got downvoted for saying things like "This is just false ... There is actually no benefit to explain why ...". Most of your responses provided very little information other than to disagree with the post you replied to. Technical corrections can add a lot of value, but that kind of attitude overshadows any useful value you might have added to the discussion, and it makes it look like you don't intend to add any value at all. Effectively, it made your entire post look like a verbose "Nuh-uh!".
- Tengil 15y agoWell, you are right.