👉 A boardable object in computer graphics is a shape or geometric entity that can be rendered as a plane by applying a set of transformations to it. These transformations are typically based on linear algebra and geometry, and they allow for the creation of a 2D or 3D model that resembles the original object but with certain properties such as scale, rotation, or translation. Boardable objects are often used in computer graphics to create realistic representations of physical objects, such as buildings, vehicles, and furniture
