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Parametric Shapes & Lighting

Parametric Shapes & Lighting Jared Jackson Stanford - CS 348b June 6, 2003 - or - How I Went to Stanford Graduate School to Learn Basket Weaving Shapes from Parametric Paths A parametric path in multiple dimensions requires only one variable

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Parametric Shapes & Lighting

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  1. Parametric Shapes & Lighting Jared Jackson Stanford - CS 348b June 6, 2003

  2. - or -How I Went toStanford Graduate Schoolto Learn Basket Weaving

  3. Shapes from Parametric Paths • A parametric path in multiple dimensions requires only one variable • Circle: u -> 0 to 1x(u) = sin(2 pi u), y(u) = cos(2 pi u), z(u) = 0

  4. Shapes from Parametric Paths • Mapping a 2D path along the 3D path gives a 3D parametric shape • For a torus, trace a circle along a parametric path • This requires that we know the normal to the path

  5. shapes/parametric.cc • Create a shape using S-Expressions for • x, y, z • dx, dy, dz • Ex: sin (2 pi u) -> (sin (mult 2 (mult pi x))) • Other parameters include: • Radius of the 2D shape • Twist angle of the 2D shape • Min and max of u • Number of samples to take along u

  6. Parametric Torus Surface “parametric” “x” “mult 2 (cos (mult 2 (mult x pi)))” “y” “mult 2 (sin (mult 2 (mult x pi)))” “z” “0” “dx” “mult -1 (sin (mult 2 (mult x pi)))” “dy” “cos (mult 2 (mult x pi))” “dz” “0” “radius” “0.3” “samples” 20 “min” 0 “max” 1

  7. Other Parameters: Shapes • There are several built-in 2D shapes: • Circle (tube) • Square (box, disc) • Star • And more

  8. Other Parameters: Complex Shapes • Shapes can also be described as a 2D parametric path using S-Expressions “shape” “complex” “cx” “sub 1 (pow x 3)” “cy” “x” “csamples” 20

  9. Other Parameters: Radius • The radius is a scaling factor on the 2D shape that can also be specified as an S-Expression “radius” “0.2” “radius” “add 0.3 (mult 0.1 (cos (mult 2 (mult x pi))))”

  10. Other Parameters: Twist • The twist parameter rotates the 2D shape within its plane before mapping it along the path “twist” “cos (mult 2 (mult x pi))”

  11. Basket Weaving • x(u) = (r1) * cos(2 pi u) • y(u) = 0.75 * u • z(u) = (r1) * sin(2 pi u) • radius(u) = 0.35

  12. Parametric Lights • Lights can also follow a 3D parametric path • The sample points then act as point light sources • Light intensity is divided across the number of sample points

  13. Parametric Lights

  14. A Final Image

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