The Z-Buffer is an area of memory on a computer system's
graphics card, used to store the Z-axis information about
rendered objects. The Z-buffer value of a pixel is used to
determine if it is behind or in front of another pixel.
Calculations performed on Z-buffer information prevent
background objects from overwriting foreground objects in the
frame buffer. Below, we offer a selection of links from our
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create a buffer kill zone to prevent any human crossing. The
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