wireframe model
The wireframe model, also called wireframe model, is a computer representation for visualizing 3D models, for modeling 3D graphics and for the constructive implementation of 3D bodies.
The wireframe model is a constructive tool for computer graphics. It creates a high level of transparency and requires much less computing time than the surface models required for further modeling or the solid model obtained after rendering.
The wireframe model, also known as an edge model, represents polygonal 3D meshes. The vertices of the polygons, which are uniquely defined in their X, Y and Z coordinates by the three-dimensional representation, are connected to each other with lines, or wires.
As an example for a wire model a cube shall be used, whose corners are connected in the outer area by wires and which is formed by the edge lines. The cube is clearly described by the vectors of the edges. In the wire model you can also recognize possibly hidden polygons.