Indoor Scene Management Based on Portal Attributes Information

Hou Wei Zhang; Hua Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.178-181.258

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Indoor Scene Management Based on Portal Attributes Information

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In this paper, we discuss the indoor scene management based on the portal attribute information. Focusing on the features of indoor scene, it describes a comprehensive definition of portal data structure, based on which we can analyze the scene connectivity easily. This portal structure provides a new method for visibility determination and also accelerates the speed of rendering in this system, which makes it easy to show the real mirror effect.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 178-181)

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Hou Wei Zhang, Hua Liu

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Connectivity Analysis, Indoor Scene Management, Portal, Visibility Detection

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