Sketch-based Modeling Keywords

As the spheres generated in a given drawing plane fol- low a planar skeleton the resulting cloud section could be too flat.. The user may of course add more volume through

A typical workflow in our system is firstly to define the highlight characteristics with our 2D tools (first shape, then color and gradient, as shown in Figure 4), and secondly

We will also review the state-of-the-art of sketch-based interfaces and modeling (SBIM) for scientific visualization, including different aspects and inspiration

Figure 16: Sketch-based deformations: (a) cutting strokes (blue) define a cutting plane along the view direction (from [WFJ ∗ 05]); (b) bending a model so that the reference

Iverson, Arnheim, and Polya (and the list could go on) all remind us to consider the work of the Sketch Based In- teraction and Modeling research community as more than a mere matter

We present techniques for modeling Variational Hermite Radial Basis Function (VHRBF) Implicits using a set of sketch-based interface and modeling (SBIM) operators.. VHRBF Implicits is

We exploit the sketching conventions used in anatomical drawings to infer depth and curvature from contour and skeleton curves extracted from the sketch.. We then model the set

We present and compare two different approaches for performing rapid 3D geological modeling. The ad-hoc approach is based on a composition of many specialized modeling functions,