DOI
Published 2022-03-01
Keywords
- Per-pixel revolution mapping,
- image-based modeling,
- rendering technique,
- bump mapping,
- ray-tracing
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Abstract
Creating 3D computer-generated surfaces has long been a difficult challenge in computer graphics, particularly when portraying massive landscapes with extremely detailed surfaces in real-time. Despite significant advances in computer vision in recent years, there is still a great demand for improved realism and the capacity to edit computer-generated 3D surfaces in real-time. We propose three scalable and faster algorithms for creating extended, beveled, and chamfered patterns using only two textures and a simple shape box. The proposed techniques produce visually pleasing results in real-time while retaining optimal rendering performance and without increasing the mesh density of the shape box.
Article history: Received (October 5, 2021); Revised (November 18, 2021); Accepted (November 23, 2021); Published online (March 1, 2022)