Abstract
Modeling of realistic garments is essential for creating believable virtual environments. Sketch-based modeling of garments
presents an appealing, easy to use alternative to the established modeling approaches which are time consuming
and require significant tailoring expertise. Unfortunately, the results created using existing sketch-based methods lack
realism. Driven by human perception of garment sketches, we propose a context-aware garment sketch interpretation
based on a set of observations about key factors that affect the shape of garments. Based on this analysis we develop
a geometric method for sketch based modeling of garments which obtains more realistic results than previous techniques.
We demonstrate the effectiveness of our method on a variety of inputs and validate our approach via a user
study where viewers were asked to compare the believability of our outputs versus previous ones.
Paper
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BibTeX:
@article{ContextAwareGarments,
author = {C. Robson and R. Maharik and A. Sheffer and N. Carr},
title = {Context-Aware Garment Modeling from Sketches},
journal = {Computers and Graphics (Proc. SMI 2011)},
year = {2011},
pages = {604--613}
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