Description: Warp is a technique used in graphics to manipulate the shape of an object or image. This technique allows altering the geometry of a 3D model or a 2D image, providing greater flexibility in design and visual representation. In the context of computer graphics, warping can be used to simulate realistic effects, such as the flexibility of materials, character animation, or the creation of dynamic visual effects. Warping tools allow artists and developers to modify the structure of objects by applying transformations that can include stretching, twisting, and compressing. This not only enhances visual aesthetics but can also influence user interaction with the graphic environment, making experiences more immersive and engaging. In various platforms and systems, warping becomes an essential component for optimizing graphic performance and representing complex scenes, allowing developers to create more sophisticated applications and video games.
