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3D computer graphics / Topology / Mathematics / Polygon mesh / Space / Subdivision surface / 3D modeling / Triangulation / Computer representation of surfaces / Polygonal modeling / DooSabin subdivision surface
Date: 2010-04-08 17:20:54
3D computer graphics
Topology
Mathematics
Polygon mesh
Space
Subdivision surface
3D modeling
Triangulation
Computer representation of surfaces
Polygonal modeling
DooSabin subdivision surface

Smooth Meshes for Sketch-based Freeform Modeling Takeo Igarashi Computer Science Department, The University of Tokyo John F. Hughes

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