Leilei Gao, Congyi Zhang, Lifeng Zhu, Sheng Li, Guoping Wang
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Abstract
Free-form surface design is one of essential tasks in virtual reality systems. In the past decades, curve network has been widely used as a sparse abstract representation for free-form surfaces. It is intuitive for designers to edit curve networks directly by drag-and-drop operation on an abitrary point, because the designers pay more attention on the lower-dimensional curves rather than the surface itself. In this paper, we present a general framework for editing a free-form surface by manipulating points on its curve network. This approach is very efficient and easy-to-use by working on a network of curves. A wide range of examples are shown which demonstrate the performance and practicability.