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Automatic Generation of Constructable Brick Sculptures

Testuz, Romain Pierre  
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Schwartzburg, Yuliy  
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Pauly, Mark  
2013
Eurographics 2013-Short Papers

Fabrication of LEGO models in large scale requires careful pre-planning to produce constructable and stable models. We propose a system that, starting with a voxelization of a 3D mesh, merges voxels to form larger bricks, and then analyzes and repairs structural problems, finally outputting a set of building instructions. We also present extensions such as producing hollow models, fulfilling limits on the number of bricks of each size, and including colors. Results (both real and virtual) and timings show significant improvements over previous work.

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conference paper
DOI
10.2312/conf/EG2013/short/081-084
Author(s)
Testuz, Romain Pierre  
Schwartzburg, Yuliy  
Pauly, Mark  
Date Issued

2013

Published in
Eurographics 2013-Short Papers
Start page

81

End page

84

Subjects

LEGO

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Computer Graphics

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Computational Geometry

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Object Modeling

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Physically based modeling

URL

Fast Forward

https://youtu.be/2Tu2rRruwLo

Code

https://github.com/Daekkyn/brickr
Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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October 14, 2013
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/96196
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