👉 Rendering math involves the mathematical calculations that transform geometric primitives, like points and lines, into pixels on a screen to create images. It starts with defining transformations such as translations, rotations, and scaling using matrices. These transformations are combined to manipulate objects in 2D or 3D space. Projections then map these transformed objects onto a 2D plane, using techniques like perspective or orthographic projections. Finally, pixel interpolation and color calculations determine the final color of each pixel based on the object's properties and the projection method. This process ensures that geometric shapes are accurately rendered into visually coherent images.
