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Rapid Subdivision Surface Library
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This code is source for a library that implements rapid Catmull-Clark
subdivision surfaces as described in
this paper.
Also included is a demo that shows how to use the data structures.
This demo creates an opengl window and lets the user view a subdivision surface
with an arcball interface.
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Usage
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The name of the .iv/.wrl input mesh is the only command-line argument.
The input mesh must consist entirely of quads, and may include tags
as defined
by Biermann.
The arcball interfaces uses the left mouse button to rotate, and the middle mouse button to zoom. Pressing control or shift and using the middle mouse button will translate. The right mouse button accesses a menu which provides options which can be toggled. The terminal reports times elapsed for the last few frame refreshes.
This includes timesspent evaluating the surface, rendering, and any idle
time since the last time the time was reported.
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Download
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The source code is known to compile under Windows with the Intel C++ compiler.
A Pentium III is required to execute the code.
This compiler is required to take advantage of SSE instructions. Future versions
of Microsoft Visual C++ are expected to also include this functionality. An
executable of the demo is included as well.
Download (15.1MB) |
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Copyright © 1998 Peter Schröder Last modified: Sat Feb 7 10:22:14 PST 1998 |