offscreen
- adjective
- /ˌɔfˈskrin/
- Specialized
- The animation was first created in an offscreen buffer to improve performance.
Examples
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Developers often use offscreen rendering to prepare images before displaying them to users.
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The video editor allows you to preview changes in an offscreen window before saving.
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The character was offscreen during most of the film.
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We need to store data offscreen to improve performance.
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The animation was first created in an offscreen buffer to improve performance.
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Developers often use offscreen rendering to prepare images before displaying them to users.
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The video editor allows you to preview changes in an offscreen window before saving.
Antonyms
How Visible
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Offscreen combines off ('away') and screen ('what you see on a display'). In computing it means images or data are prepared 'away from the screen' in memory or a hidden area before they are shown, so they are ready but not visible yet.