2004 · 40 citations · 41 references
EngineeringGeometry3D ModelingGeometry GenerationSketch-based ModelingComputer-aided DesignComputational MechanicsInteractive ModellingModeling And SimulationComputational GeometryGeometry ProcessingGeometric ModelingInteractive Modelling TechniqueUser-drawn Two-dimensional StrokesImplicit SurfaceDesign3D PrintingNatural SciencesShape ModelingSolid Modeling
We present an interactive modelling technique, which reconstructs three-dimensional objects from user-drawn two-dimensional strokes. We first extract a skeleton from the 2D contour, and the skeleton is used to define an implicit surface that fits the 2D contour. The reconstructed 3D shape has a natural aspect, it is very smooth and can easily be edited and modified using strokes or performing operations on the skeleton. This method is very accessible for non-specialist users and it allows fast and easy shape prototyping.
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