Block pattern generation: From parameterizing human bodies to fit feature-aligned and flattenable 3D garments

Huang, H. Q.; Mok, Pik Yin; Kwok, Y.L.; Au, Jennifer

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2012.04.001

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“…Based on these, two types of ease were identified; wearing ease and design ease. As it can be seen, almost all the researchers have considered the shape of the human body and fabric properties to determine ease allowance [4][5][45] [46], and these have been identified as having a strong and direct relationship with the distance ease distribution between body and garment [47] [48]. Some of the researchers have identified that other than the body shape and fabric properties, the design of the garment, personal preferences and body movements also have a significant impact on the amount of ease allowance required.…”

Section: F Usage Of Ease Allowance and Distance Ease Distribution Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…According to Gill (2011), there are five contributing factors that determine the ease of a garment pattern such as Function, Comfort, Oversize, Fabric and Styling [46]. Huang, Mok, Kwok, & Au (2012) has identified the amount of clothing ease depends on the design, fabric used, functions of a garment, and even personal preference of customer [4]. Based on these, two types of ease were identified; wearing ease and design ease.…”

Section: F Usage Of Ease Allowance and Distance Ease Distribution Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thomassey et al (2013) identified a template to determine ease in 3D patterns in order to generate personalized garment patterns [49]. With the identification of distance ease distribution among body and garment, Huang et al (2012) presented a model to flexibly distribute and accurately control ease in 3D patterns in order to convert those into two-dimensional [4].…”

Section: F Usage Of Ease Allowance and Distance Ease Distribution Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This pattern grading system has a strong correlation with anthropometry. According to Huang (2012), the apparel industry uses ASTM D5219-09 and ISO 8559:1989 standards for taking anthropometric measurements and locating anatomical landmarks on human bodies [4]. These standards are used to locate body features on the parametric human models for which 3D garment should align with.…”

Section: A Usage Of Anthropometry In Clothing Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

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An ICT Based Solution for Virtual Garment Fitting for Online Market Place

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Hidellaarchchi²,

Perera³

2018

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Abstract-In this paper, we describe various technologies that are being used in virtual garment fitting and simulation. There, we have focused on the usage of anthropometry in the clothing industry and avatar generation of virtual garment fitting. Most commonly used technologies for avatar generation in virtual environment have been discussed in this paper such as generic body model method and laser scanning technologies. Moreover, this paper includes the usage of real-time tracking technologies used in virtual garment fitting like markers and depth cameras. Apart from these, virtual clothing methods such as geometrical, physical and hybrid-based models were also discussed in this paper. As ease allowance has a major impact on virtual cloth fitting, it is also considered in this paper relating to similar research studies. As the final stage, our proposed design has been explained including the steps of the experiment that has been conducted to generate a twodimensional model of the garment item. Within this paper, all the above-mentioned areas were described thoroughly while stating the existing gap of the virtual garment fitting in online marketplaces and our proposed solution to bridge that gap.

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Section: F Usage Of Ease Allowance and Distance Ease Distribution Inmentioning

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2018

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“…Previous studies include limited shapes or wrinkles of a garment [21,22]; the development of a virtual draping system [23]; a method for making clothing patterns [24,25]; the production of clothing shapes by deforming the wireframe model using body features [26]; a clothing pattern made by using the planes and boundaries of a garment [27]; and the method of creating 3D garment shapes by attaching the garment pattern on the body model and sewing it [28]. There are few research studies about the development of a garment making system that includes fitting the real body shapes of a great many people.…”

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Surface Shape Features of 3D Tight-Fitting Skirts Using Angle Curvatures in Virtual Reality

Masuda

2017

Journal of Textile Engineering

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This study examined the significant factors involved in a custom-made garment creation system used for 3D fitting and 2D patterns for skirts. 3D tight-fitting skirts were developed from 3D imaginary skirt forms simulated by constructing individual 3D body shapes using a convex hull. The features of the 3D curved tight-fitting skirt surface shapes of 1,044 females were extracted by means of the angle curvatures of the triangle mesh 3D skirt shapes to yield information that can support communication between retailers and their consumers. There are deficit angles of concentrated Gaussian curvature Kc on interior area vertexes and concentrated geodesic curvature kc on the exterior boundary waistline and hemline vertexes. We identified the features of the 3D tight-fitting skirt curved surface shape, including the presence of darts, for a considerable number of female for 2D pattern generation, regardless of the body size and without using cloth or having to sew a skirt. We then classified the 3D tight-fitting skirt curved surface shapes based on the features of the areas, including the female ages. A viable virtual reality custom-made tight-fitting skirt creation system was established to support the development of an eco-clothing lifestyle and to provide the information needed for the project to succeed.

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Enhancing Realism in Cloth Simulation: A Review of Methods and Issues

Sabantina

2024

Lecture Notes on Multidisciplinary Industrial Engineering

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Block pattern generation: From parameterizing human bodies to fit feature-aligned and flattenable 3D garments

Cited by 69 publications

References 33 publications

An ICT Based Solution for Virtual Garment Fitting for Online Market Place

An ICT Based Solution for Virtual Garment Fitting for Online Market Place

Surface Shape Features of 3D Tight-Fitting Skirts Using Angle Curvatures in Virtual Reality

Enhancing Realism in Cloth Simulation: A Review of Methods and Issues

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