2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.entcom.2018.02.001
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Localized constraint based deformation framework for triangle meshes

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“…In the work by Angles et al 71 , a bundle of cosserat rods was used as an alternative to tetrahedral meshes for modelling muscles and PBD simulation of volume invariant rods was coupled to a surface mesh to simulate soft-body deformation with high efficiency. Without using tetrahedral meshes, triangle meshes were deformed via a Verlet integration framework of PBD simulation to reduce the computational cost, which provides the simulation of deformable surfaces on the selected area of the 3D mesh with a desired range 72 .…”
Section: Improvements On Volumetric Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the work by Angles et al 71 , a bundle of cosserat rods was used as an alternative to tetrahedral meshes for modelling muscles and PBD simulation of volume invariant rods was coupled to a surface mesh to simulate soft-body deformation with high efficiency. Without using tetrahedral meshes, triangle meshes were deformed via a Verlet integration framework of PBD simulation to reduce the computational cost, which provides the simulation of deformable surfaces on the selected area of the 3D mesh with a desired range 72 .…”
Section: Improvements On Volumetric Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the theory of interactive mesh deformation, the constrained deformation approach involves the inputting of an orebody mesh model and several control polylines, and the construction of constraint deformation conditions, to realize local mesh deformation and update the orebody model. Over the years, many scholars have conducted relevant research on interactive mesh deformation [24] and optimization [25] in the fields of medicine, mechanics, graphics, etc. For example, Qin et al [26] presented an example-driven mesh deformation method and introduced a feature representation of a rotation-invariant reconstruction framework to accurately reconstruct vertex positions, and the feature representation allowed interpolation and extrapolation.…”
Section: Constrained Deformation Of Mesh Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%