The distance between two addresses in memory that represent the beginning of a line and the end of the line of a stored bitmap. This distance represents only the width of the bitmap in memory; it does not include any extra memory required to reach the beginning of the next line of the bitmap, such as a cache in rectangular memory.
Coordinates that are relative to the root frame. See also model coordinates.
The procedure used to calculate texture coordinates for a face or mesh. The basic wrapping types are flat, cylindrical, spherical, and chrome.