Consider the following 3D surface, which happens to lie in the \(z=0\) plane. The front of the surface
points towards you as you view of the object (i.e., towards the \(+z\) axis).
- Represent the surface as a set of separate triangles.
- Represent the surface as an indexed triangle set.
- Represent the surface as a triangle fan.
- Represent the surface as a triangle strip.
- Write the indices for a triangle strip representing a tetrahedron
with vertices a, b, c, d like the one given in the
lecture slides:
From the viewer’s perspective, vertex c is behind
the face formed by vertices abd.