World Space Surface Pasting
Keith Kin Yip Chan, Stephen Mann, Richard Bartels
Graphics Interface '97, May 1997, pp. 146--154.
Abstract: Surface pasting is a composition method that applies features to base surfaces to provide details on the base surfaces. The location and size of a feature are determined by the transformations of the feature's domain. By modifying the domain layout of pasted surfaces, we can manipulate the appearance of a feature interactively in a Domain Space User Interface. However, this domain user interface is inconvenient because the user cannot interact with the three-dimensional model directly. In this paper, we describe a World Space User Interface that maps actions on the three space surfaces to two-dimensional domain operations.
Keyword(s): surfaces, user interfaces
@inproceedings{Chan:1997:WSS,
author = {Keith Kin Yip Chan and Stephen Mann and Richard Bartels},
title = {World Space Surface Pasting},
booktitle = {Graphics Interface '97},
pages = {146--154},
month = may,
year = {1997},
}
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