Flattening triangulated surfaces using a mass-spring model
Abstract Flattening 3D surfaces is a challenging problem in the product design community. This paper presents an efficient flattening algorithm using a mass-spring model. In the mass spring model, crossed-springs are introduced to reduce the distortion of the resulting surface. The process of planar...
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