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SUMMARY:Direct Manipulation of Procedural Implicit Surfaces
DESCRIPTION:Technical Papers\n\nMarzia Riso (Sapienza University of Rome, 
 Adobe); Élie Michel, Axel Paris, Valentin Deschaintre, and Mathieu Gaillar
 d (Adobe); and Fabio Pellacini (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)\n\
 nProcedural implicit surfaces are a popular representation for shape model
 ing. They provide a simple framework for complex geometric operations such
  as Booleans, blending and deformations. However, their editability remain
 s a challenging task: as the definition of the shape is purely implicit, d
 irect manipulation of the shape cannot be performed. Thus, parameters of t
 he model are often exposed through abstract sliders, which have to be non-
 trivially created by the user and understood by others for each individual
  model to modify. Further, each of these sliders needs to be set one by on
 e to achieve the desired appearance. To circumvent this laborious process 
 while preserving editability, we propose to directly manipulate the implic
 it surface in the viewport. We let the user naturally interact with the ou
 tput shape, leveraging points on a co-parameterization we design specifica
 lly for implicit surfaces, to guide the parameter updates and reach the de
 sired appearance faster. We leverage our automatic differentiation of the 
 procedural implicit surface to propagate interactions made by the user in 
 the viewport to the shape parameters themselves. We further design a solve
 r that uses such information to guide an intuitive and smooth user workflo
 w. We demonstrate different editing processes across multiple implicit sha
 pes and parameters that would be tedious by tuning sliders.\n\nRegistratio
 n Category: Full Access, Full Access Supporter\n\nLanguage Format: English
  Language\n\nSession Chair: Noam Aigerman (University of Montreal)
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2024/program/?id=papers_540&sess=sess130
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