Code for the paper "Scale-aware Black-and-White Abstraction of 3D Shapes" in SIGGRAPH 2018. Please visit our project webpage to learn more about this paper.
The algorithm described in our paper is wrapped inside a simple, easy-to-use C++ interface. Check this snippet out:
// initialize data structures for libbwabstraction
bwabstraction::Parameters param;
bwabstraction::BWAbstraction bwa;
bwabstraction::Result result;
// load camera mvp and model file
param.LoadMVPMatrixFromFile("camera.txt");
bwa.LoadModel("model.obj", param);
// render with desired parameters
param.renderWidth = 3200;
param.rednerHeight = 2400; // just to show a few options...
bwa.Render(&result, param);
// the results are available as cv::Mat images
cv::imwrite("bwaImage.png", result.bwaImage);
We have documented example codes and a CLI tool for easy use. The tool works like:
> bwa_cli model.obj camera.txt bwaImage.png --scale=0.8
Further more, a Qt-based GUI tool is provided for quick visualization and interactive control of the algorithm.
We provide Windows prebuilt binaries, including example code executable, command line tool, GUI tools and development library. Take a look at the latest release!
If the prebuilt binaries are not good enough for you, we also provide configured build script for you. Everything can be built on both Windows x64 and MacOSX.
Before you can compile the library, the following dependency libraries should be installed on your system.
Use the Visual Studio 2015 solution /vc14/libbwabstraction.sln
. Two configurations are available: x64 Debug and x64 Release. For the Qt GUI application, use the Qt project /tools/qtgui/qtgui.pro
.
Use CMake to build the provided /cmakelist.txt
. For the Qt GUI application, use the Qt project /tools/qtgui/qtgui.pro
.
If you use this code for your research, please cite this paper:
@article{Lin:2018:SBA:,
author = {Lin, You-En and Yang, Yong-Liang and Chu, Hung-Kuo},
title = {Scale-aware Black-and-white Abstraction of 3D Shapes},
journal = {ACM Trans. Graph.},
volume = {37},
number = {4},
year = {2018},
pages = {117:1--117:11},
articleno = {117},
numpages = {11}
}