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Generation of Virtual Buildings Composed by Arbitrary Shapes
Abstract This chapter presents the final version of the procedural modelling methodology which works with an ontology-based grammar. Its procedural modelling process supports the generation of virtual buildings delimited by non-convex shapes, with divisions constrained by a variable number of delimiting wall segments. Furthermore, an experimental graph-based stochastic process that bridges with this methodology to enable the production of virtual random buildings is covered.
Generation of Virtual Buildings Composed by Arbitrary Shapes
Abstract This chapter presents the final version of the procedural modelling methodology which works with an ontology-based grammar. Its procedural modelling process supports the generation of virtual buildings delimited by non-convex shapes, with divisions constrained by a variable number of delimiting wall segments. Furthermore, an experimental graph-based stochastic process that bridges with this methodology to enable the production of virtual random buildings is covered.
Generation of Virtual Buildings Composed by Arbitrary Shapes
Adão, Telmo (author) / Magalhães, Luís (author) / Peres, Emanuel (author)
2016-01-01
18 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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