3D NURBS Sketching

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This is pretty amazing technology.  I would say it’s a mix of Alias Sketch Book Pro & Studio Tools.  You are basically drawing 3d curves as if you were drawing freehand on a tablet. The gesture UI is also pretty amazing. ILoveSketch from Seok-Hyung Bae on Vimeo.A 3D curve sketching system that captures some of the affordances of pen and paper for professional designers, allowing them to iterate directly on concept 3D curve models. The system coherently integrates existing techniques of sketch-based interaction with a number of novel and enhanced features. Novel contributions of the system include automatic view rotation to improve curve sketchability, an axis widget for sketch surface selection, and implicitly inferred changes between sketching techniques. We also improve on a number of existing ideas such as a virtual sketchbook, simplified 2D and 3D view navigation, multi-stroke NURBS curve creation, and a cohesive gesture vocabulary.You can find more info on this link to the University of Toronto Website SiteShareThis
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This is pretty amazing technology.  I would say it’s a mix of Alias Sketch Book Pro & Studio Tools.  You are basically drawing 3d curves as if you were drawing freehand on a tablet. The gesture UI is also pretty amazing. ILoveSketch from Seok-Hyung Bae on Vimeo. A 3D curve sketching system that captures some of the affordances of pen and paper for professional designers, allowing them to iterate directly on concept 3D curve models. The system coherently integrates existing techniques of sketch-based interaction with a number of novel and enhanced features. Novel contributions of the system include automatic view rotation to improve curve sketchability, an axis widget for sketch surface selection, and implicitly inferred changes between sketching techniques. We also improve on a number of existing ideas such as a virtual sketchbook, simplified 2D and 3D view navigation, multi-stroke NURBS curve creation, and a cohesive gesture vocabulary. You can find more info on this link to the University of Toronto Website Site ShareThis
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