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It is also a limitation that many initial DOS 3D software rasterized games had (e.g. Descent.) This is because perspective transform requires a divide per pixe
by bhouston 1y ago
It is also a limitation that many initial DOS 3D software rasterized games had (e.g. Descent.)
This is because perspective transform requires a divide per pixel and it was too costly on the CPUs of the time, so they skipped it to get acceptable performance.
- BearOso 1y agoIt's also commonly known that Quake only did a perspective divide every 16 pixels. It's funny that, in today's CPUs, floating point divide is so much faster than integer divide.