Brush2Model: Convolution surface-based brushes for 3D modelling in head-mounted display-based virtual environments
Authors: Zhu, X., Song, L., You, L., Zhu, M., Wang, X. and Jin, X.
Journal: Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds
Volume: 28
Issue: 3-4
eISSN: 1546-427X
ISSN: 1546-4261
DOI: 10.1002/cav.1764
Abstract:Easy and efficient 3D modelling in virtual environments is an important and unsolved topic. This paper proposes a new modelling approach to tackle this issue. It invents convolution surface-based brushes to directly draw 3D models in head-mounted display-based virtual environments. In order to maximize the efficiency, flexibility, and capacity of our proposed modelling approach, we propose three different skeleton-based convolution surfaces to tackle different modelling tasks: point skeleton-based convolution surfaces for metaball shapes, line skeleton-based convolution surfaces for cylindrical shapes, and polygon skeleton-based convolution surfaces for planar surfaces. Their combination makes 3D modelling more flexible and powerful. The high efficiency is further raised by our developed closed-form solutions for point skeletons, ends of line skeletons, and edges of polygonal skeletons. Different user-friendly sweeping schemes are provided to facilitate intuitive inputs for various complex shape generation. Unlike Google's Tilt Brush, which is used to create disconnected sheet-like surfaces only, our proposed convolution surface-based brushes can produce smoothly blended manifold surfaces, and novice users can easily learn and use them to create various interesting 3D models efficiently.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/33099/
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Brush2Model: Convolution surface-based brushes for 3D modelling in head-mounted display-based virtual environments
Authors: Zhu, X., Song, L., You, L., Zhu, M., Wang, X. and Jin, X.
Journal: COMPUTER ANIMATION AND VIRTUAL WORLDS
Volume: 28
Issue: 3-4
eISSN: 1546-427X
ISSN: 1546-4261
DOI: 10.1002/cav.1764
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/33099/
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Brush2Model: Convolution surface-based brushes for 3D modelling in head-mounted display-based virtual environments
Authors: Zhu, X., Song, L., You, L., Zhu, M., Wang, X. and Jin, X.
Journal: Computer Animation & Virtual Worlds
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc.
ISSN: 1546-4261
DOI: 10.1002/cav.1764
Abstract:Easy and efficient 3D modelling in virtual environments is an important and unsolved topic. This paper proposes a new modelling approach to tackle this issue. It invents convolution surface-based brushes to directly draw 3D models in head-mounted display-based virtual environments. In order to maximize the efficiency, flexibility, and capacity of our proposed modelling approach, we propose three different skeleton-based convolution surfaces to tackle different modelling tasks: point skeleton-based convolution surfaces for metaball shapes, line skeleton-based convolution surfaces for cylindrical shapes, and polygon skeleton-based convolution surfaces for planar surfaces. Their combination makes 3D modelling more flexible and powerful. The high efficiency is further raised by our developed closed-form solutions for point skeletons, ends of line skeletons, and edges of polygonal skeletons. Different user-friendly sweeping schemes are provided to facilitate intuitive inputs for various complex shape generation. Unlike Google's Tilt Brush, which is used to create disconnected sheet-like surfaces only, our proposed convolution surface-based brushes can produce smoothly blended manifold surfaces, and novice users can easily learn and use them to create various interesting 3D models efficiently.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/33099/
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Brush2Model: Convolution surface-based brushes for 3D modelling in head-mounted display-based virtual environments
Authors: Zhu, X., Song, L., You, L.H., Zhu, M., Wang, X. and Jin, X.
Journal: Computer Animation & Virtual Worlds
Volume: 28
Issue: 3-4
ISSN: 1546-4261
Abstract:Easy and efficient 3D modelling in virtual environments is an important and unsolved topic. This paper proposes a new modelling approach to tackle this issue. It invents convolution surface-based brushes to directly draw 3D models in head-mounted display-based virtual environments. In order to maximize the efficiency, flexibility, and capacity of our proposed modelling approach, we propose three different skeleton-based convolution surfaces to tackle different modelling tasks: point skeleton-based convolution surfaces for metaball shapes, line skeleton-based convolution surfaces for cylindrical shapes, and polygon skeleton-based convolution surfaces for planar surfaces. Their combination makes 3D modelling more flexible and powerful. The high efficiency is further raised by our developed closed-form solutions for point skeletons, ends of line skeletons, and edges of polygonal skeletons. Different user-friendly sweeping schemes are provided to facilitate intuitive inputs for various complex shape generation. Unlike Google's Tilt Brush, which is used to create disconnected sheet-like surfaces only, our proposed convolution surface-based brushes can produce smoothly blended manifold surfaces, and novice users can easily learn and use them to create various interesting 3D models efficiently.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/33099/
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