DocumentCode
1849011
Title
Constrained strip generation and management for efficient interactive 3D rendering
Author
Diaz-Gutierrez, Pablo ; Bhushan, Anusheel ; Gopi, M. ; Pajarola, Renato
Author_Institution
Comput. Graphics Lab., California Univ., Irvine, CA, USA
fYear
2005
fDate
22-24 June 2005
Firstpage
115
Lastpage
121
Abstract
Representing a triangulated two manifold using a single triangle strip is an NP-complete problem. By introducing a few Steiner vertices, recent works find such a single-strip and hence a linear ordering of edge-connected triangles of the entire triangulation. In this paper, we highlight and exploit this linear order in efficient triangle-strip management for high-performance rendering. We present new algorithms to generate weighted single-strip representations that respect different constraint-based clustering of triangles. These functional constraints can be application dependent; for example, normal-based constraints for efficient visibility culling or spatial constraints for highly coherent vertex-caching. We also present a hierarchical single-strip-management strategy for high-performance interactive 3D rendering.
Keywords
computational complexity; computational geometry; image matching; pattern clustering; rendering (computer graphics); solid modelling; Hamiltonian cycle; NP-complete problem; Steiner vertices; constrained strip generation; constraint-based triangle clustering; edge-connected triangles; functional constraints; high-performance rendering; interactive 3D rendering; spatial constraints; triangle-strip management; vertex cache; visibility culling; weighted perfect matching; weighted single-strip representations; Application software; Chromium; Clustering algorithms; Coherence; Computer graphics; Electronic mail; Rendering (computer graphics); Solid modeling; Strips; Tree graphs;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Computer Graphics International 2005
ISSN
1530-1052
Print_ISBN
0-7803-9330-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CGI.2005.1500388
Filename
1500388
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