rendercommand
nounUK /ˈrɛndə kəˈmɑːnd/
US /ˈrɛndər kəˈmænd/
An instruction that tells a computer how to draw a picture on the screen.
The game sent a rendercommand to draw the dragon on the screen.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A command in a program that starts the process of making an image or video.
The editor issued a rendercommand to save the animation as a movie.
3. A low-level order sent to a graphics card to show shapes and colors.
Each rendercommand told the graphics card which triangle to paint.
4. A step in a list of jobs that a computer follows to build a final picture.
The last rendercommand added the shadows to the scene.