Three-Dimensional Deformation Using Directional Polar Coordinates
Xiaogang Jin, Y. F. Li
In Journal of Graphics Tools, 5(2), 2000.
Abstract: Spatial deformation is an important tool in both computer animation and shape design. In this paper, we present a enw three-dimensional deformation method using directional polar coordinates. The user specifies a source control object and a destrination control object, which act as embedding spaces. The source and the destination control objects determine a three-dimensional volume morphing which maps the space enclosed in the source control object to that of the destination control object. By embedding the object to be deformed into the source control object, the three-dimensional volume morphing determines the deformed object automatically without the cumbersome moving of control points. Experiments show that this deformation model is efficient and intuitive, and it can achieve some deformation effects which are difficult with traditional methods.
BibTeX format:
@article{Jin:2000:TDU,
  author = {Xiaogang Jin and Y. F. Li},
  title = {Three-Dimensional Deformation Using Directional Polar Coordinates},
  journal = {Journal of Graphics Tools},
  volume = {5},
  number = {2},
  pages = {15--24},
  year = {2000},
}
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