Warp is a verb and noun pertaining to distortion and twisting, and to lines and ropes used in the contexts below. Warp may refer to:
Computer Clubs
Ships and aircraft
- Wing warping, a manner of controlling the roll of an aeroplane
- Warp drive, the faster-than-light movement in science fiction, as used in Star Trek.
- Warping (sailing), a slow method of moving a boat in still waters or against the wind
Woodworking
- Wood warping, deviation from flatness due to uneven drying of wood
Textile
Computers
- OS/2, where version 3.0 was known as Warp
- WARP (software), a product for IBM mainframes to improve performance from APT International - a former Monaco based company
- Warp (Cypress), a VHDL Cypress development system for CPLD
- Windows Advanced Rasterization Platform (WARP), a Direct3D 10.1 software rasterizer to be included in Windows 7 and Windows Vista
- WARP (Information Security), from the acronym for Warning, advice and reporting point
- Warp (multithreading), a set of threads sharing the same front pipeline in a SIMT (Single Instruction, Multiple Thread) architecture.
- Image warping, the process of distorting an image digitally
- Softwarp, is a software technique to warp an image so that it can be projected on a curved screen.
Games
- Warp zone, an area in a video game where players can go from one place or level to another
- WARP (game developer), a now-defunct video game developer
- Warp, an Interactive Fiction game developed for the HP3000 platform
- In the game Warhammer 40,000, the Warp, or Immaterium, is an alternate dimension where time and space have no concept. It is the home of the forces of Chaos.
Music
Books and comics
Miscellaneous
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