Method of rendering a graphics image

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Graphic manipulation

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C345S419000, C345S420000, C345S619000, C345S424000, C345S423000, C600S416000, C600S407000

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10451485

ABSTRACT:
A method of rendering a graphics image in which rendering is only carried out in a region to be changed is disclosed. In a preferred form the image includes a plurality of objects and the method comprises the steps of: determining if each object has changed so that the object is required to be displayed differently in a subsequent frame; determining a bounding region of each changed object in the subsequent frame; determining a bounding region of each changed object in a frame prior to the subsequent frame; and combining the bounding regions to form an aggregate region and rendering the image only within the aggregate region.

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