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Ray marching is a rendering technique primarily used in computer graphics to efficiently calculate complex implicit surfaces and volumes, often employed in applications requiring real-time rendering such as virtual reality and video games. By iteratively advancing a ray through a scene and evaluating signed distance functions, it achieves detailed visualizations of intricate geometries with adaptive step sizes, making it a versatile tool for volumetric effects and procedural content generation.
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