Interactive Inverse 3D Modeling

Interactive Inverse 3D Modeling

“Interactive Inverse 3D Modeling” is a user-guided approach to shape construction and redesign that extracts well-structured, parameterized, procedural descriptions from unstructured, hierarchically flat input data, such as point clouds, boundary representation meshes, or even multiple pictorial views of a given inspirational prototype. This approach combines traditional “forward” 3D modeling t...

User-Guided Inverse 3D Modeling

User-Guided Inverse 3D Modeling

JDCAD: A highly interactive 3D modeling system

Rapid interactive modeling of 3D magnetic anomalies

I implement a MATLAB function (for_3DFFT_mag) for calculating magnetic anomalies from a 3D distribution of magnetization, which can be loaded interactively through an user-friendly graphic interface. The forward calculation engine is based on a 3D Fast Fourier Transform computation, that gives accurate results in a very short computing time, making the use of this program particularly suitable ...

Architectural Modeling with Reusable Interactive 3d Objects

3D modeling is extensively used in many engineering fields, notably in architecture. 3D models of new buildings are built with 3D objects taken from object libraries provided by producers of real objects (i.e. windows, lifts, etc). Such libraries can also include interactive 3D objects that are not only static geometrical representations, but also behave like their real counterparts. Searching ...