Real-time animation is a type of computer animation that is created using special software and hardware – often known as game engines – to generate images that can run in real-time.
Real-time animation is a type of computer animation that is created using special software and hardware – often known as game engines – to generate images that can run in real-time. This means the animation can be displayed at the intended frame rate without waiting for renders, making it possible to interact with the characters and objects on screen and see the results instantly.