Technique of Line-Carved Relief Editing Based on Mesh Feature Operations

Yuan Yuan; Sheng Lan Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.472-475.599

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Technique of Line-Carved Relief Editing Based on Mesh Feature Operations

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A methodology of line-carved relief editing by mesh feature operations was proposed. Feature region of mesh model is firstly identified by curvature criterion. Secondly, profile lines are extracted by such feature operations as clustering, eliminating, retrieving and thinning of feature points. Thirdly, profile lines are optimized by trimming and smoothing operations. Finally, shape of carved curves could be edited by specifying the width and depth of profile lines, and a satisfactory line-carved relief is achieved by nonlinear compression.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 472-475)

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Yuan Yuan, Sheng Lan Liu

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Editing, Feature Operation, Line-Carved Relief, Mesh Model, Profile Lines

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