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Towards Interactive Procedural Modelling of Buildings

Title
Towards Interactive Procedural Modelling of Buildings
Type
Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
Year
2015
Authors
Jesus, D
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FEUP
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coelho, a
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FEUP
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António Augusto de Sousa
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FEUP
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Abstract (EN): The effort of generating large city scenes is greatly reduced when using procedural modelling techniques. Nonetheless. users are limited to defining rules and tuning parameters in a define-generation reanalyse cycle, reducing direct control. Describing buildings with split-based operations may disrupt the creative process by forcing the user to focus on how to describe a building instead of how a building should look. We use planar shapes and two-dimensional boo lean operations allowing procedural descriptions that are More aligned with humans' perceptions of buildings while letting users directly manipulate shapes (e.g., by dragging) in an interactive application.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 4
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