👉 Nearside in computer graphics refers to a specific part of a scene that is typically rendered with a lower resolution than the rest of the scene. This can be due to limitations on hardware resources or limitations in rendering quality, such as limited frame rate capabilities or low resolution GPUs. The term comes from the context in which it is used, where nearside refers to the area of the scene that is closest to the viewer's eye. It is often found in scenes with a large number of objects or elements
