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Applies a 2D image texture to a 3D model, using the model's UV map to properly wrap the texture around the model.

This shading technique applies a single shade to each polygon without any gradation, based on the polygon's normal and the light source direction.

Similar to smooth shading but includes an additional step where pixel normals are interpolated from vertex normals, allowing for a high-quality rendering of specular highlights.

Simulates small-scale bumpiness on surfaces without actually altering the model's geometry, by perturbing surface normals during the lighting calculations.

An advancement of bump mapping, this technique uses a texture map filled with normal vectors instead of grayscale values to create the illusion of complex surface detail.

A technique that shades by interpolating vertex normals over the polygon's surface to achieve a more realistic, smoothly shaded appearance.

A technique where the geometry is successively subdivided to create a smoother surface for the light to interact with, resulting in more gradual shading transitions.