shader
/ˈʃeɪdər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that shades, especially a device or program that creates a visual effect on a computer screen by manipulating lighting and color in a virtual scene.
“The graphics card uses a shader to accelerate the rendering of complex 3D scenes.”
2. verb
To create or apply a visual effect on a computer screen by manipulating lighting and color in a virtual scene.
“The artist spent hours shading the image to create a realistic atmosphere.”
3. verb
To provide shade or protection from the sun.
“The umbrella shaded us from the harsh sunlight.”