What is the pixel's counterpart in 3D?

It's still a pixel. The term, 'pixel', isn't limited to just a 2-D representation.

I think its the vertex.

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if the 3D image is a flattened one as in photoshop or a computer screen its still a pixel - in a CAD type program there are no pixels, only math coordinates for points and formula describing the lines and objects and fills

First answer by Valafar. Last edit by Kezzart. Contributor trust: 43 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 4 [recommend question]

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