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This study explores the application of angle-preserving parameterization in the context of interactive remeshing. Focusing on curvature modeling, our method enables the conformal flattening of surfaces while considering density functions in parameter space. By adapting remeshing types—uniform, adapted, and semi-regular—we tailor results to specific application needs. Importance maps are constructed for area stretching and filtering curvatures, sampled by points akin to halftoning techniques, and triangulated using Delaunay methods, facilitating an effective transition from 2D to 3D geometry.
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Interactive Geometry Remeshing [Alliez et al., SIGGRAPH 2002] Model Measure curvature Flatten it conformally Density function in parameter space
Remeshing • Remeshing type can be adjusted to the application’s needs original uniform adapted semi-regular
Interactive Geometry Remeshing • Importance map created according to application needs filtering Area stretch Importance map filtering Curvatures
Interactive Geometry Remeshing • Importance map is sampled by points – as in halftoning
Interactive Geometry Remeshing • Importance map is sampled by points – as in halftoning (error diffusion process)
Interactive Geometry Remeshing • Sampled points are triangulated using Delaunay • Using the parameterization, the 2D points are lifted back into 3D
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