How a Teapot Revolutionized Computer Graphics

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Once upon a time, the field of computer graphics was just getting started, and a simple teapot helped researchers develop rendering techniques.
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was the sound of this video recorded with a teapot?

panchitoeljc
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The reason why the teapot is squashed is not because it "looked better" but rather that it was displayed on an early system with non-square pixels, and so to make it appear correct on screen the dataset had to be scaled along the Z-axis by a factor of about 1.3. This version was later distributed widely, and once displayed on a system with square pixels (such as pretty much any computer since the mid '80s) the teapot will appear squashed.

SwitchAndLever
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This is correct. Everytime I need to test a material or reflections on an object, I always use a teapot. It's just so handy

BHF
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I've always wondered about why I saw that same teapot in so many early 3d animation demos! Thanks for solving that mystery for me :)

shannoncrescent
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Watching your old videos, I'm glad you have a good microphone now

knocknockify
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The teapot also appears in the "3d pipes" screensaver if you wait long enough (approx. 15 minutes) and then it starts appearing more often

joserenezapata
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Great video except for the crappy microphone

Squirmish
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HTTP 418 "I'm a teapot"

gentuxable
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0:21 is that tesseract? shadow of 4th dimensional object

Garfield_Minecraft
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2:12 explain: how did he manage to get such lucious hair, even though he's bald? asking for a friend.

ieatcrayons
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0:30 The famous Cornell Box, a popular benchmark for testing the accuracy of your physically-based renderer.

lawrencedoliveiro
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i loved the teapots. I did sort of wonder why there weren't also faucets.

wendyleeconnelly
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Teapotahedron...now that's one shape you'll never learn from your math teacher.

kirbymarchbarcena
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At 0:59 it says, that it was a Melitta teapot, but the manufacturer is Friesland Porzellan. Both are German companies, and that's pretty much all we Germans contributed to computer graphics technology :-)

heinzk
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Shouldn't new algorithms be measured in Teapots / second ?

Meow_YT
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huh. ive never seen this for a render test, but when i was trying out a 3d mouse for CAD the model they had you control in the tutorial for the mouse was this

beastbro
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0:07 Look at when the old pc appears, wtf it has blue pixels being replaced with the image??? And at 0:48 the third image does the same 🤔🤔🤔

SomeRandomPiggo
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Is the teapot in the museum the same one that Newell had?

VectorJW
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huh, always wondered why everyone used de the darn teapot...

Useful day it is then, since y learned a new thing!!

joseanl
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Read about this is my calc 3 book a few years ago

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