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Description: The shading model is a specification that defines the capabilities of shaders in graphics hardware. These shaders are programs that run on the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) and are responsible for calculating visual effects in 3D graphics, such as lighting, shadows, and textures. Shading models allow game and graphics application developers to specify how […]