Ima Chap 8

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What is aliasing?

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The pixelated staircase on the edge of an image when it is zoomed in.

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What is Anti-Aliasing?

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Made to smooth out the edge of BMP images.

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Describe LAN?

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Computers are networked together in a close area like a building.

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What does LAN stand for?

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Local Area Network

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Describe WAN?

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(Wide Area Network) Networks spread over large distance.

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WHen was the World Wide Web introduced?

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1991

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What did Samuel Morse do?

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He invented the morse code on the telegraph.

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The Samarians developed Cuniform, what was it?

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Early Written Word

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Johannes Gutenburg invented what?

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The printing press in the 15th century

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The telephone was invented by who?

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Alexander Graham Bell

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What was the arpanet?

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The first idea for internet which included 4 universities

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Email who introduced in?

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1971

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The killer application of the 90's

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Mosaic Browser later became Netscape

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What is multimedia?

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text, sound, and graphics combined in 1 medium

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What does interactivity mean?

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User control tempo and outcome for a multimedia experience.

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What are the 3 steps of design?

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defining the project, flowcharts and storyboards, creating a user interface

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WAV files and AIFF files are what type of files?

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uncompressed

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Where is streaming audio and video used at?

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The web

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MPEG 2 is used for?

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High quality in video DVD's

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What are MP3's

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Compressed Audio

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What are MPEG 4 used for?

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Interactive multimedia

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This is the software that allows us to synchronize elements without knowing code!

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Authoring Software

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What is "One Off"?

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The first test copy of a cd or dvd

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JPEG's are compressed what?

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Bitmaps

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What is a Codec?

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A term for software that codes and decodes signals.

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This was characters carved in wood and inked.

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Plate

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Each letter was individually created, molded in clay and then cast in metal.

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Movable type

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The method of a raised surface is inked and pressed against paper.

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Letterpress

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What is the proper name for stone writing?

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Lithography

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The two types of automated typsetting process.

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Linotype & Monotype

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There where 23,000 miles of telegraph by this year?

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1854

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New Utopia by Sir Bacon predicted what?

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The telephone

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What did Bell do at the Cnetennial Exhibition in Philadelphia?

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Revealed the telephone.

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This is a channel or pipelines through which data travels.

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the Line Medium

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The measurment for how much data can pass through a line medium at a certain time is the?

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Throughput

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This is the highest and lowest frequency that can be passed through a circuit

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bandwidth

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These are multiple wires twisted together into one cable used for sending and receiving a path of electrical signals

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The twisted pair

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This "line medium" could support either tv or telephone

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copper coaxial cable

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The "line medium" that was uplinked and amplified in orbit was the

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satellite

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Once used in WW2, these can now handle voice, data, and analog or digital video

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microwave

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This uses light rays to transmit data

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Fiber Optics

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This type of network is exists between internal branches of a company

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private network

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Networks that people can subscribe to include:

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AOL

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With this network, you can work at home and still access your office work ( kinda like propeller)

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VPN

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What does VPN stand for?

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Virtual Private Network

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What year did ARPANET go international?

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1973

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What is the data transmission standards for networks?

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TCP/IP

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This is the type of address assigned to a computer in 32 bit seperated by periods

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IP Address

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What was the first menu-driven interface for searching and retrieving documents? made in 1991

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GOPHER System

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A click on this text will propel the use to successive locations

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Hypertext

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What are the 4 types of topologies used on LAN's

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Bus (backbone), Tree(bus and star), Ring(connected) and Star(connected to central hub).

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Created by Xerox, this is a useful communication standard in
LAN.

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Ethernet

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There are 3 types of Ethernet LAN's

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10Mps,100Mps, and 1GPS

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The standard ethernet cabling is known as the

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CAT5-RJ45 Jack

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WLAN uses what to send data from a computer to a router.

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Radio Waves

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What does WLAN stand for

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Wireless Local Area Network

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What does ISDN stand for?

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Integrated Service digital network

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What is the ISDN used for?

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Multiple channels of data over WAN

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A 24 channels, each has 64kbs

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T1

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Has 672 channels, equivalent to 28 T1 lines

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T3

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The most expensive Wan protocal past the T3 is the

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OC Optical Carrier

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Dsl comes in 2 basic types:

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SDSL and ADSL

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Which dsl protocol is the lesser? ADSL or SDSL?

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SDSL

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This is a structure saved somewhere in the computer where everything is properly labeled and can be quickly found if needed.

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Asset Management

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This is the smallest element used throughout a monitor screen, each with its seperately defines color

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Pixel

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These raster images use 1 bit of computer memory for each pixel in the image.

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BMP

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These vector images can be manipulated.

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object oriented images

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This is the quality of bits dedicated to storing info for a single pixel

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Bit depth

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The bumps on the bottom of a cd are called?

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Lands

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What is a REDBOOK?

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CD-DA (compact Disk / Digital Audio)

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What is YELLOWBOOK?

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CD-ROMS used in systems not stand alone

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What is BLUEBOOK?

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CD-Enhanced Cds

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What is GREENBOOK?

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CD-I (Interactive) used for games and educational purposes

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What is ORANGEBOOK?

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CD-R and CR-RW

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White is WHITEBOOK?

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VCD Video CD example KAraoke

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What is SCARLETBOOK?

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The Super Audio CD High Res Music

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These can carry frequencies up to 10,000MHZ and can achieve transmissions at rates up to 10mbps.

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Coaxial Cables

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This is the system that several types of signals can be transmitted. ranging from 6mhz bandwidth for tv

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Satellite

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Derived from radar technology, these systems carry speech data and video reansmissions

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microwave

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This was used by Samuel Morse to create the Morse Code

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The Telegraph

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What is a network?

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A connection between servers and clients

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A multisided figure with 3 or more sides

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Polygon

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The DVD Forun consist of ?

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Industry manufacturers and software companies

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Encapsulating data in packets is done by

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ethernet

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The printing industry standard

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TIFF

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An object oriented image file format

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EPS

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Free Gif images

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PNG

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This is a compressed audio format widely used on the internet

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MP3

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The standard sound file for microsoft

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WAV

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This phone line can support telephone and internet services on the same line

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ISDN

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The look of an image onto another

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Texture

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Allowing a user to jump from one place to another on a platform

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Hypermedia

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A process where the image is cut into the surface

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Intagilo

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This channel allows you to add effects to an image

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Alpha Channel

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The 2-D illusion of depth (from the texture maps)

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Bump map

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The color and the look (from the texture maps)

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image map

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The reflection properties ( from the texture maps)

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Material Map

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Converts 3d models to 2d image (from the texture maps)

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rendering