What does a "Wire frame" presentation show?

A "Wire frame" presentation effectively showcases the edges and structure of a 3D model without the addition of surface details or textures. This type of representation allows viewers to focus on the fundamental shapes and connections of the model's geometry. The edges are depicted clearly, while the faces remain transparent or unfilled, providing a clear view of how the various parts interconnect and the overall topology of the object.

This presentation is particularly useful during the design phase, as it helps designers and stakeholders visualize the model in its basic form, facilitating discussions about structure and proportions without the distraction of color or surface detail. The wireframe serves as a foundational representation that can later be enhanced with textures and colors in other rendering styles.