Publication

User interface for fashion design

Daniel Thalmann
1993
Conference paper

Abstract

This paper addresses interesting interface design issues in the design of 3D clothes and 3D garments for synthetic actors. A complete methodology is presented for realizing what tailors and dress designers have done for centuries: cut flat pieces of cloth according to patterns and pin them around mannequins to see how they fit

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/98781?ln=en

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