Volume-based three-dimensional metamorphosis using sphere-guided region correspondence |
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Authors: | Graham Treece Richard Prager Andrew Gee |
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Affiliation: | (1) Cambridge University Engineering Dept., Trumpington St., Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK E-mail: {gmt11,rwp,ahg}@eng.cam.ac.uk, UK |
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Abstract: | surface metamorphosis extends this paradigm by interpolating between discrete volume representations of the surfaces. The insensitivity of the established techniques to the surface topology enables morphing between completely different surfaces: however it can also lead to intermediate surfaces which have different topology from the originals. We present a method which improves on this situation by ensuring that no part of each surface remains disconnected during the morph. The morph is guided by region correspondence, derived automatically from a sphere representation of each surface: this can be combined with manual correspondence to retain user control over the morph. What emerges is a fast and flexible method for morphing surfaces, as demonstrated on several examples. Published online: 19 July 2001 |
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Keywords: | : metamorphosis – shape interpolation – volume graphics – isosurface extraction |
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