WO2006073036A1 - 形状評価方法、形状評価装置、及び形状評価装置を備えた装置 - Google Patents
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- Shape evaluation method shape evaluation apparatus, and apparatus provided with shape evaluation apparatus
- the present invention relates to a curved surface quality evaluation of a shape, a shape evaluation method, a shape evaluation device, and a shape evaluation device that perform shape evaluation by simulating on a computer a line of light that is projected by irradiating light onto the curved surface.
- the present invention relates to an apparatus including a shape evaluation apparatus.
- Free-form surfaces are used in the bodies of various industrial products such as ships, automobiles, airplanes, etc., and have both functionality and beauty.
- the appearance of home appliances and many consumer products It is used for design design with a beautiful design.
- These curved surfaces are called Class A surfaces.
- Various evaluation methods have been proposed and used to estimate the beauty of Class A surfaces! /
- Shape evaluation by Isophotes uses a curve of constant illuminance on a curved surface created by a point light source located at infinity in the direction specified by the user. These curves are used to detect curved surface distortions. If the curved surface is C M continuous, Isophotes lines are C M — 1 continuous (Non-Patent Documents 1 and 2). [0006] The shape evaluation by reflection lines is based on the simulation of the mirror image of the light emitted from the light source of the parallel straight line group seen from the fixed point, on the smooth curved surface. Deviations are detected by the distortion of the reflection line. The deviation of these curved surfaces can be corrected by correcting the distortion of the reflection line.
- Non-Patent Document 3 proposes to calculate the reflection of a group of small circular light sources in a chain along a straight line.
- FIG. 27 (a) is a schematic diagram for explaining the shape evaluation by reflection lines.
- linear parallel light is irradiated from the line light source 101 to the evaluation surface 100, and the light reflected by the evaluation surface 100 is observed from the viewpoint E.
- the viewpoint E and the line light source 101 are at an angular position (angle ⁇ ) that is symmetric with respect to the normal N on the evaluation plane 100, and at the viewpoint E, the line light source 101 is observed as a reflection line 102.
- the reflection line 102 projected on the evaluation surface 100 with respect to the position of the line light source 101 and the viewpoint E is obtained by computer simulation.
- FIG. 28 is a schematic diagram for explaining shape evaluation by an oval curve.
- FIG. 28 (a) when the point Ps is set in the space, among the points S on the evaluation surface where the incident light V * is reflected in the r * direction, Find the point where the angle formed by the vector from S to the point Ps is a.
- the set of points S on the evaluation surface where the angle formed by these two vectors is OC approximates the angle ⁇ (isoclinic fold) of the angle ⁇ obtained as a reflection line (Fig. 28 (b )).
- the symbol “*” represents a vector.
- the shape evaluation using the highlight line is a simplified version of the shape evaluation using the reflection line. Since no and illite lines do not depend on the viewpoint, it is not necessary to calculate the position of the viewpoint as in the shape evaluation using the reflection line (Non-patent Document 6).
- FIGS. 29 (a) and 29 (b) are schematic diagrams for explaining the shape evaluation using the no and illite lines.
- the distance between the normal line N of the evaluation surface 100 and the line light source 101 is within a predetermined range.
- a curve on the evaluation surface 100 is observed as the highlight line 103.
- the simulation of the highlight line eliminates the viewpoint and reduces the calculation time.
- Non-patent document 7 a method for directly controlling the illite line using the NURBS boundary Gregory patch has been proposed.
- Non-Patent Document 9 a method has been proposed for removing local distortion of a NURBS surface by correcting highlight lines in real-time interactive design.
- Non-patent Document 1 a method for generating dynamic highlight lines on a NURBS curved surface locally deformed by a method using Talor expansion instead of a tracking method with a long processing time has been proposed (Non-patent Document 1). Reference 10).
- Non-patent literature 1 N.M.Patrikalakis and T.Maekawa.Shape Interrogation for Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing Heidelberg, Germ any: Springer-Verlag, 2002.
- Non-Patent Document 2 T.Poeschl. Detecting surface irregularities using isophotes. Computer Aided Geometric Design, 1 (2): 163—168, 1984.
- Non-Patent Document 3 I. Choi and K. Lee. Efficient generation of reflection lines to evaluate car body surfaces.Mathematical Engineering in Industry, 7 (2): 233- 250, 1998.
- Non-Patent Document 4 T. Kanai.Surface interrogation by reflection lines of a moving body Bac helor 's thesis The University of Tokyo, Department of Precision Machinery Enginee ring, Tokyo, Japan, 1992 Jnjapanese.http: //web.sfc. keio.ac.jp/kanai/rline/bth.pdf
- Patent 5 Gershon Elber.Curve Evaluation and Interrogation on Surfaces, Grapni cal Models, Vol.63: 197-210,2001
- Patent Document 6 K.— P. Beier and Y. Chen. Highlight—line algorithm for realtime surface- quality assessment. Computer- Aided Design, 26 (4): 268-277,1994
- Non-Patent Document 7 Y. Chen, K.-P. Beier and D. Papageorgiou. Direct highlight line modification on NURBS surfaces.Computer- Aided Geometric Design, 14 (6): 583-601,1997
- Non-Patent Document 8 J.Sone and H.Chiyokura.Surface highlight control using quadratic ble nding NURBES boundary Gregory patch. Journal of Information Processing Society of Japn, 37 (12): 2212-2222, 1996.In Japanese.
- Non-Patent Document 9 C. Zhang and F. Cheng. Removing local irregularities of NURBS surfaces by modifying highlight lines. Computer- Aided Design, 30 (12): 923-930, 1998.
- Non-Patent Document 10 J.-H .Yong, F.Cheng, Y.Chen, P.Stewart, and KTMiura Dynamic hig hlight line generation for locally deforming NURBS surfaces.Computer- Aided Desig n, 35 (10): 881— 892,2003.
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- a linear line light source is often used as the light source.
- the line represents a shape characteristic in one direction on the evaluation surface.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram for explaining the conventional shape evaluation based on feature lines.
- Figures 29 (a) and 29 (b) show characteristic lines in two directions obtained when the linear line light sources are arranged in different directions. By changing the direction of the line light source, the characteristic line in the other direction is acquired for the shape characteristic that is not observed in the characteristic line in one direction, thereby enabling observation in two directions.
- Non-Patent Document 5 described above proposes that shape evaluation is performed using an oval curve.
- the angle with the fixed point is constant. Since the reflection line on the evaluation surface is obtained based on the reflected light, the shape on the light source side is not necessarily an annular shape.
- the angle with the fixed point is determined as the calculation condition for obtaining the reflection line, but the physical relationship between this condition and the reflection line is unknown.
- the shape on the light source side is an annular shape, and the basis of the condition for obtaining the reflection line is unknown, so does the obtained reflection line accurately represent the surface shape of the evaluation target? There is a problem that there is no guarantee. There is also a problem that the highlight line cannot be obtained.
- the reflection line and the shape evaluation by the highlight line the light emitted from the light source is in a stationary state. For this reason, the reflection line or the illite line that the light emitted from the light source projects on the evaluation surface is observed as a static shape. There is a problem that the evaluator must imagine and evaluate the shape of the evaluation surface based on this static shape. Therefore, there is a problem that the accuracy of evaluation depends on the skill level of the evaluator.
- the present invention solves the above-described conventional problems, and in the shape evaluation that simulates the light line projected by irradiating the light on the shape curved surface on the computer, the distortion in all directions.
- the purpose of this is to detect a single calculation.
- the purpose is to easily perform shape evaluation using the characteristic line of the reflection line or highlight line without depending on the evaluator, and the characteristic line of the reflection line or highlight line is changed with time.
- the purpose is to enable evaluation by dynamic shape.
- the present invention can be implemented as a form evaluation method, a shape evaluation apparatus, an apparatus provided with a shape evaluation apparatus, and a program medium.
- the present invention calculates a characteristic line for performing shape evaluation by simulating using an annular light source or a concentric light source instead of a linear light source, so that all directions can be obtained by a single calculation. A feature line that can observe distortion is obtained.
- An annular light source does not emit light even when the entire force inside the circle up to the outer edge of the center force of the circle is emitted.
- the edge of the circle is circular and emits linear or annular light.
- the shape evaluation of the present invention is a shape evaluation for evaluating a curved surface of a shape by a characteristic line, and is a circular highlight formed by irradiating a curved surface with an annular light source in an arbitrary direction in a three-dimensional space.
- a line or a circular reflection that is reflected on a curved surface and incident on the viewpoint position is defined as a feature line.
- the curved surface includes a flat surface.
- This feature line is formed by extracting the point from which the light from the annular light source irradiates or reflects on the curved surface from the points on the curved surface by calculation.
- the shape evaluation apparatus includes calculation means for extracting a point where light from an annular light source irradiates or reflects on a curved surface from points on the curved surface to form a characteristic line.
- the calculation for extracting the points that form the characteristic line from the points on the curved surface is the same diameter and the same position and orientation as the annular light source in a vector in a predetermined direction passing through the points on the curved surface.
- a vector whose distance from the circle on the three-dimensional space is within a predetermined range is obtained, and a point where the vector passes on the curved surface is obtained.
- the circuit of the archilleno and illite lines is within a predetermined range with respect to a circle in a three-dimensional space having the same diameter and the same position and orientation as the annular light source among the vectors in the normal direction at the points on the curved surface. Can be obtained by obtaining the vector and the point where the vector passes on the curved surface.
- the circular reflection line has the same diameter as the annular light source among the vectors in the symmetric direction with respect to the normal at the point on the curved surface through which the vector passes. This can be obtained by obtaining an outer circle whose distance from a circle in a three-dimensional space having the same position and orientation is within a predetermined range, and obtaining a point where the vector passes on the curved surface.
- the feature line may be a band having a width in addition to a curve.
- the curve is a single curve formed by points where the distance between the vector and the circle is zero, and the band is formed by points where the distance between the vector and the circle is the upper limit value and the lower limit value of the predetermined range. It is sandwiched between two curves.
- the above calculation includes a step of obtaining a distance vector representing a distance between a circle and the vector, a step of obtaining a distance function from the distance vector, The process of calculating
- the center of the circle and the Z or radius are changed with time in order to make the characteristic line a dynamic shape that changes with time. Also, this temporal change can be applied to multiple circles to form multiple feature lines.
- the arithmetic unit provided in the shape evaluation apparatus includes a distance vector calculation unit for obtaining a distance vector representing a distance between a circle and the vector, a distance function unit for obtaining a distance function from the distance vector, and a value of the distance function.
- a distance function calculation unit for obtaining a point on the curved surface where becomes a predetermined value
- the distance vector calculation unit of the calculation means when calculating the circular one highlight line, for the point on the curved surface, the distance between the vector in the normal direction at that point and the circle is calculated, and the calculated distance is calculated. Based on Sakiyura one highlight line.
- the reflection vector highlight line is obtained in the distance vector calculation unit of the calculation means
- the vector direction from the point to the viewpoint with respect to the normal direction of the point on the curved surface Calculate the distance between the vector in the symmetric direction and the circle, and form a circular reflection line V based on the calculated distance.
- the distance function calculation unit of the calculation means obtains a point where the distance between the vector and the circle is zero, forms a single curve, and sets the distance between the vector and the circle as an upper limit value and a lower limit of a predetermined range. Find the point to be the value, form two curves, and form a band between the curves.
- the computing means forms a characteristic line that changes with time by changing the center and Z or radius of the circle with time. Multiple feature lines are formed by performing this calculation on multiple circles. Further, calculating means, temporally changing the central and Z or the radius of the circle for a plurality of circles, forming a connection line by connecting Ya deviation (c 2 discontinuous) folding the characteristic line in time order at each time point . Therefore, according to the present invention, a characteristic line for observing distortion in all directions can be acquired by a single calculation, and the calculation itself can be performed by substituting numerical values into the analytical solution. Therefore, the calculation time can be shortened when compared with the case of using numerical calculation.
- the program medium is a program medium that records a program for causing a computer to perform an operation for forming a feature line of a shape curved surface, and the feature line is an annular shape in an arbitrary direction in the three-dimensional space. It is a circular highlight line or circular reflection line that the light source forms on the curved surface, and the calculation calculates the point at which the light of the annular light source illuminates or reflects on the curved surface from the points on the curved surface Extract.
- the program has a vector whose distance from a circle in a three-dimensional space having the same diameter and position and orientation as the annular light source is within a predetermined range.
- a computer causes a computer to execute an operation for obtaining a point passing on a curved surface. More specifically, the program obtains a distance vector representing the distance between the circle and the vector, obtains a distance function from the distance vector cover, and obtains a point on the curved surface where the distance function value is a predetermined value.
- the program obtains a distance vector representing the distance between the circle and the vector, obtains a distance function from the distance vector cover, and obtains a point on the curved surface where the distance function value is a predetermined value.
- a CAD device that supports shape design by a computer includes a shape evaluation device that evaluates the curved surface of the above-described shape with a characteristic line, and the shape evaluation device is a circle in an arbitrary direction on a three-dimensional space on a display.
- the circular light highlight line or circular reflection line formed on the curved surface by the annular light source is displayed as a feature line.
- the CAM device that supports the formation of execution data to be used for the production of the setting target object based on the shape data of the target object by the computer is characterized by the shape data and the curved surface of the shape based on Z or the execution data.
- the shape evaluation apparatus is characterized by a circular highlight line or a circular reflection line formed on the curved surface by an annular light source in an arbitrary direction on a display in a three-dimensional space. Display as a line.
- the shape evaluation using the characteristic lines of the reflection line and the highlight line can be easily performed without depending on the evaluator.
- the characteristic lines of the reflection line and the highlight line can have a dynamic shape that changes with time.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining a schematic configuration of a shape evaluation method and a shape evaluation apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic explanatory diagram for explaining an operation for forming a characteristic line for shape evaluation according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining calculation for forming a feature line for shape evaluation of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the definition of the circuit-highlight line of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the definition of a distance vector according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining an analytical solution of a quartic equation.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining an analytical solution of a quartic equation.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining an analytical solution of a quartic equation.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a calculation example of a signed distance function ds (u, v).
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining calculation time.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a schematic configuration of a shape evaluation method and a shape evaluation apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining the definition of a circular reflection line.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the relationship between viewpoint E, a curved surface, and an annular light source (showing a concentric annular light source).
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a circuit illumin line.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a circuit, illite line.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining shape evaluation by dynamic shape in the case of an annular light source power.
- Annular light source power This is a flow chart for explaining the shape evaluation operation by dynamic shape in the case of Si.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of a characteristic line formed by two annular light sources.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of a characteristic line formed by one annular light source.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram for explaining a case where there are a plurality of annular light sources.
- ⁇ 22] is a flowchart for explaining a case where there are a plurality of annular light sources
- Feature line force is also a diagram for explaining an example of extracting a characteristic part of the surface shape.
- Feature line force is a flow chart for explaining an example of extracting a characteristic part of the surface shape. is there.
- FIG. 27 is a schematic diagram for explaining shape evaluation by reflection lines and highlight lines.
- ⁇ 28 It is a schematic diagram for explaining the shape evaluation by an oval curve.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram for explaining shape evaluation based on a conventional feature line.
- Calculation means 22a Vector operation unit
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining a schematic configuration of a shape evaluation method and a shape evaluation apparatus according to the present invention.
- a circular light source in an arbitrary direction in a three-dimensional space has a characteristic line of a circular highlight line or a circular reflection line on a curved surface to be evaluated.
- the shape is evaluated by observing this characteristic line.
- the shape evaluation apparatus includes calculation means for forming a characteristic line by extracting points from which light of an annular light source power irradiates or reflects on a curved surface to be evaluated from points on the curved surface.
- the circular line is a line formed by light emitted from an annular light source onto the surface of the shape to be evaluated.
- the calculation means of the shape evaluation apparatus according to the present invention performs the calculation of the circular and illite lines by detecting the position where the light emitted from the annular light source reaches the curved surface, similarly to the physical phenomenon.
- the normals at multiple points on the curved surface of the shape to be evaluated are taken into account, and the distance from the annular light source on the extension of these normals is the smallest (zero or zero).
- the minimum normal line is detected, and the circular highlight line is calculated from a plurality of points on the curved surface through which the normal passes.
- the points of circular and illite lines on the curved surface from the annular light source side for example, numerical calculation by a numerical integration method such as Runge-Kutta method is used. There is a problem in terms of.
- a normal line that is in contact with the annular light source is detected on the extension of a plurality of normal lines, and the circular and illite lines are calculated from the points on the curved surface through which the normal line passes.
- This calculation operation itself corresponds to the process of calculating the shortest distance between a straight line and a circle corresponding to an annular light source arbitrarily set in a three-dimensional space, and this calculation results in the solution of a quartic equation.
- this computing means can simply be an operation that is calculated by substituting numerical values into this analytical solution. As a result, the calculation can be performed in a shorter time compared to the numerical calculation by the conventional numerical integration method.
- the calculation means 2 is a three-dimensional space having the same diameter (R) and center and orientation (A *) as the annular light source in the normal vector E * passing through the points on the curved surface r *.
- a vector E * with the distance d from the upper circle L * within the specified range is detected, and the point where the vector E * passes on the curved surface r * is determined as the point through which the circular highlight line passes.
- a parametric surface is expressed by dividing a shape into a plurality of surface elements and connecting the surface elements smoothly.
- One point on the parametric surface is a parameter u, v (0 ⁇ It is defined as a mapping from parameter space to 3D real space by u, v ⁇ 1).
- the parametric surface for example, Coons surface, Bezier surface, NURBS (Non Uniform Rational B-Spline), etc. are known.
- This computing means 2 includes a distance vector computing unit 2a for obtaining a distance vector d * representing the distance between the circle L * and the normal vector E *, and a distance function unit for obtaining a distance function from the distance vector d *. 2b, and a distance function calculation unit 2c for finding a point on the curved surface r * where the distance function value is a predetermined value.
- the shape evaluation apparatus of the present invention includes an input unit 1 for inputting calculation conditions such as a curved surface r * ( U , v) to be evaluated and a circle L * corresponding to an annular light source to the calculation unit 2.
- the CAD device or CAM device provided with this shape evaluation device is connected to the shape evaluation device of a normal CAD device or CAM device to exchange shape data. This can be realized by adding the above-described calculation function to the shape data processing means provided or by adding a program for performing the calculation.
- the display means 4 displays a three-dimensional image by superimposing the circular one highlight line as a feature line on the surface of the shape to be evaluated. The user can observe and evaluate the state of the curved surface using the displayed 3D image.
- FIG. 2 a schematic explanatory diagram of FIG. 2, a flowchart of FIG. 3, a diagram for explaining the definition of the circular highlight line of FIG. This will be explained using the diagram for explaining the definition of distance vector 5 and the diagram for explaining the analytical solution of the quaternary equation in Figs.
- the reference numeral (S) in FIG. 2 corresponds to the reference numeral (S) in the flowchart of FIG.
- FIG. 2 shows a circular one highlight line 11 which is an example of a characteristic line required for shape evaluation of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 shows a circuit that is formed by irradiating the evaluation surface 10 in real space with light from an annular light source (corresponding to circle L in Fig. 2) in 3D real space. The outline of the procedure for obtaining line 11 by simulation is shown.
- the evaluation surface 10 in the real space is represented by a parametric curved surface representation of the evaluation surface r (u, v).
- This evaluation surface r (u, v) can be obtained by inputting from the input means 1, reading from a storage means (not shown), or converting the shape data expressed in another format into a parametric surface expression. I'll do it.
- the distance d from the annular light source (circle L *) on the extension of the normal E * at a plurality of points on the curved surface (evaluation surface 10) of the shape to be evaluated The normal E * that minimizes is detected, and a circular highlight line is obtained from multiple points on the curved surface through which the detected normal E * passes (see the left part of Fig. 2).
- a circuit can be defined as a collection of points on a curved surface where the distance d between the annular light source L * and the extension line E * of the normal line N * is zero.
- Fig. 4 is a diagram for explaining the circuit and illite line.
- a * and R are the center position and radius of a circle representing the annular light source, and unit vectors n * and b * that are orthogonal to each other exist on the plane including the annular light source.
- the vector E * is obtained by extending the unit normal vector N * at the point Q * on the evaluation surface r * (u, v), and is expressed by the following equation (2).
- ⁇ is a parameter
- ⁇ * is expressed by the following equation (3).
- N * (u, v) (ru * (u, v) X rv * u, v)) /
- the distance vector d * (u, v) is obtained by the following (S2) to (S4)
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the definition of the distance vector.
- the distance vector d * from the extended normal vector E * to the circle L * (0) is expressed by the following equation (4).
- equation (11) can be rewritten into the following equation (13).
- 3 c ( ⁇ 2 +
- the parameters can be obtained by solving a quartic equation.
- ⁇ is obtained by solving Equation (15), and cos ⁇ and sin ⁇ are obtained from Equation (10).
- FIGS. 6 and 7 are diagrams for explaining parameters based on typical solutions of the quartic equation.
- Figure 6 shows the case where the quartic solution has four real roots ⁇ 1 to ⁇ 4, and Fig. 7 shows the case where the quartic solution has two real roots ⁇ 1, ⁇ 2 and two imaginary roots. .
- the distance vector that is the minimum distance can be obtained by selecting the distance force and the selection method from the plurality of real roots.
- the first case is a case where N * is parallel to t * (FIG. 8 (a)).
- N * is parallel to t *
- the distance between the straight line and the circle in 3D is rewritten to the distance in 2D, and the distance vector d * at this time is expressed by the following equation (21).
- the third case is when N * is perpendicular to t * (Fig. 8 (c)). In this case, 2 + 2
- the fourth case is a case where N * passes through A * (FIG. 8 (d)).
- ⁇ ⁇ ⁇
- the distance vector d * (u, v) is expressed by the above equation (4).
- the distance vector d * takes the minimum distance (S2).
- Det of the equation (11) is obtained (S3), and cos ⁇ , sin 0 represented by the equation (10) is obtained (S4).
- the distance vector d * (u, v) in FIG. 2 represents the distance vector obtained in the above steps (S5) and (S6) in a matrix in the uv parameter space.
- the distance vector d * (u, v) is selected by setting the parameters (u, v) (S7), and the magnitude (distance) of the selected distance vector d * is obtained.
- the magnitude of the distance vector d * is evaluated by the signed distance function ds (u, v) shown in the following equation (24).
- ds (u, v) (A * + R (cos ⁇ n * + sin ⁇ b *))-(Q * (u, v) + ⁇ N * (u, v)))-(N (u, v) XdL * (0) / d0) / IN (u, v) XdL * (0) / d0
- the signed distance function ds (u, v) is calculated (S8), and the parameters (u, V) are calculated so that the values are below the set values (S9, S10, S11). ),
- the point Q on the evaluation surface is obtained in the real space using the obtained parameters (u, V), and obtained from the collection of these points Q (S12).
- the matrix of the step (S8) schematically shows the size of the signed distance function ds (u, v) by the diameter of the points, and the step (S10)
- the matrix schematically shows parameters (u, V) for which the signed distance function ds (u, v) is less than or equal to the set value.
- the magnitude of the signed distance function ds (u, v) indicates the distance between the distance outside distance d * and the annular light source. On the evaluation surface, this distance is "0". The point is a point on the Sakiyura I highlight line.
- the magnitude of the signed distance function ds (u, v) is not necessarily “0” depending on the setting accuracy of the parameter (u, v). Since it does not, select a setting value where the magnitude of the signed distance function ds (u, v) can be regarded as substantially “0”.
- the circular highlight line can be obtained as a band having a width of about 2.
- FIG. 9 shows a calculation example of the signed distance function ds (u, v).
- the mesh shape shows the magnitude of the signed distance function ds (u, v) in the u, v parameter space as the displacement from the reference position.
- a band of rays can be obtained.
- the computation time T is the computation time Tl of the distance vector d * at each point of the u and v parameters, the computation time ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 2 for obtaining the magnitude of the distance vector d *, and the circular one highlight line is mapped to the 3D real space In this case, all times depend on the number of grid points to be operated in u, v parameter space.
- the calculation time T2 for obtaining the magnitude of the distance vector d * is an operation for obtaining a numerical value for the analytical solution of the quartic equation. Therefore, in FIG. 10, the solid line indicates the circuit of the present invention. The case of a line is shown, and the broken line shows the case of a highlight line by a conventional linear light source. In the case of no and illite lines, it is necessary to obtain the highlight lines in different directions, so it will take at least twice the calculation time in Fig. 10. Takes a long time.
- a circular reflection line is a reflection line formed on a curved surface when light from an annular light source is reflected on the curved surface of the shape to be evaluated and observed at the viewpoint position.
- a circular reflection line is calculated by calculating the distance between the vector in the direction of the point force and the direction of the symmetric point and the circle with respect to the normal direction at that point. Based on the distance! / And form.
- the calculation means of the shape evaluation apparatus of the present invention calculates the circular reflection line when the light emitted from the annular light source force is reflected by a curved surface and reaches the viewpoint, as in the physical phenomenon.
- the normals at a plurality of points on the curved surface of the shape to be evaluated are taken into account, and these normals are taken from that point.
- the vector in the direction of symmetry with the vector direction to the viewpoint is made to correspond to the normal in the above-mentioned circular line, and the vector with the minimum distance (zero or minimum) between this vector and the circle is detected.
- a circular reflection line is calculated from a plurality of points on the curved surface.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a schematic configuration of the shape evaluation method and shape evaluation apparatus of the present invention.
- the shape evaluation apparatus of the present invention includes calculation means 22 that forms a characteristic line by extracting a point on the curved surface to be evaluated from which the light of the annular light source power is reflected from the point on the curved surface. .
- the computing means 22 calculates the vector e * from the point Q * to the viewpoint E * on the evaluation surface, and the vector c that is symmetrical with respect to the normal vector N * from the point Q * and directed in the circle L * direction.
- a vector computation unit 22a for obtaining * a distance vector computation unit 22b for obtaining a distance vector d * representing a distance between the circle L * and the vector c *, a distance function unit 22c for obtaining a distance vector d * force distance function,
- a distance function calculation unit 22d for finding a point on the curved surface r * where the distance function value is a predetermined value is provided.
- the shape evaluation apparatus for obtaining a circular reflection line corresponds to the curved surface r * (u, v) to be evaluated and the annular light source in the computing means 2, as in the configuration shown in FIG.
- the display means 24 displays a three-dimensional image by superimposing the circular reflection line, which is a characteristic line, on the surface of the shape to be evaluated. The user can observe and evaluate the state of the curved surface using the displayed 3D image.
- the CAD device and CAM device equipped with this shape evaluation device in addition to the configuration for sending and receiving shape data by connecting the shape evaluation device of a normal CAD device or CAM device, the CAD device or CAM It can be realized by adding the above-mentioned calculation function to the shape data processing means provided in the apparatus or by adding a program for performing the calculation.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining the definition of a circular reflection line.
- the relationship between the viewpoint vector e *, the normal vector N * of the curved surface, and the reflection vector c * is the angle between e * and N *, and N * and c If the angle between * is ⁇ , it can be expressed by the following equations (26) to (28).
- reflection vector c * is (L * (0) -Q (u, v)) / IL * (0) -Q (u, v) I
- the viewpoint vector e * is
- cos a can also obtain the relational force between the viewpoint vector and the normal vector of the curved surface.
- the reflection vector c * is obtained from the above equation, and the circular vector reflection line is calculated by replacing the normal vector N * of the circular curve highlight line with the reflection vector c *.
- the circular line is formed by a set of points whose distance between the normal vector of the curved surface and the circular light source is "0", whereas the circular line is the circular vector and the circular vector. It is formed by a collection of points on the curved surface where the distance from the light source is "0".
- FIG. 13 shows the relationship between viewpoint E, the curved surface, and an annular light source (showing a concentric annular light source).
- calculation time for the circular reflection line is substantially the same as the calculation time for the reflection vector, compared to the calculation time for the reflection vector.
- FIG. 14 and FIG. 15 show an example of the circuit highlight line.
- FIG. 14 (a) is a display example of the elliptical shape using the Circulano and illite lines of the present invention
- FIG. 14 (b) is a display example of the elliptical shape using the conventional highlight line. From the comparison of FIG. 14, according to the circular highlight line of the present invention, the state of the curved surface shape can be observed in more detail.
- Fig. 15 (a) is a display example of the automobile hood using the circular highlight line of the present invention
- Fig. 15 (b) is a conventional display example using the no-light and illite lines.
- Equation (33) is
- K 2 2y -p
- L 2 y 2 —r
- 2KL q (37).
- FIGS. 16 to 19 the shape evaluation based on the dynamic shape will be described with reference to FIGS. 16 to 19 for the case where there is one annular light source, and the case where there are a plurality of annular light sources (here two).
- Fig. 20 to Fig. 22 explain the example of extracting the characteristic part of the surface shape from the feature line using Fig. 23 and Fig. 24.
- Fig. 25 shows the case where the center of the annular light source moves. This is explained using FIG.
- Figure 16 (a) shows a circular highlight line formed on the evaluation surface by an annular light source in which the radius of the circle changes over time
- Fig. 16 (b) shows the circle radius over time.
- a circular reflection line formed on the evaluation surface by a changing annular light source is shown.
- the circuit-highlight line in Fig. 16 (a) will be mainly described.
- the circle L of the annular light source is represented by the center A and the diameter R.
- the dynamic shape can be formed by changing the size of the diameter R with time t.
- the circular one highlight line shown in Fig. 16 (a) shows an example in which the diameter R of the annular light source increases with time t.
- the diameter R may be reduced with time t.
- an example is shown in which a plurality of circular highlight lines are generated with time, and each circular highlight line changes with time t.
- the evaluator can observe the state in which the circular line is dynamically changed, and the evaluation surface can be easily evaluated.
- the evaluation surface can be easily evaluated by dynamically changing a plurality of circular lines.
- the dynamic shape is formed by changing the diameter R of the annular light source with time t, as in the circular highlight line. Can be made.
- Fig. 17 illustrates the shape evaluation operation based on the dynamic shape when there is one annular light source. It is a flowchart to clarify. In the flowchart of FIG. 17, since Sl and S2 to S12 are the same as the steps described in FIG. 3, only the shape evaluation step based on the dynamic shape will be described here, and description of S1 to S12 will be omitted.
- the initial value R0 of the diameter R of the circle L of the annular light source is set.
- the diameter R of the circle L increases or decreases with time t from this initial value R0.
- the increase and decrease of the diameter R can be repeated as necessary, increasing or decreasing in one direction, and after reaching a predetermined size or after a predetermined time has elapsed, return to the initial value and repeat. Caro and decrease may be repeated. In addition to increasing or decreasing uniformly, it may be increased or decreased with a predetermined pattern (S100).
- the circular highlight line is formed and displayed as a characteristic line of the circular reflection line.
- the above characteristic line processing (S102, S103, S2 to S12) is performed until the diameter R reaches a predetermined size (here, Rmax) or until a predetermined time has elapsed (here, tmax). (S104). Also, as described above, the operation shown in FIG. 17 may be repeated multiple times! /.
- the flowcharts of Figs. 17 and 17 show the operation when there is one feature line formed by the annular light source.
- the formation of the feature lines performed in S101 is performed.
- the operation according to the flowchart in Fig. 17 is performed in parallel while staggering the start time of. Thereby, a plurality of feature lines can be generated.
- the multiple characteristic lines shown in the figure are selected over time based on the simulation results, but are extracted as appropriate to explain the state of the dynamic shape. The time interval is not necessarily constant.
- the circle L of the annular light source is shown above, The characteristic line displayed on the evaluation surface is shown below.
- FIG. 20 (a) shows an example in which the radius of the circles LI and L2 of the two annular light sources Al and A2 changes with time, and two circular lines are formed on the evaluation surface.
- FIG. 20 (b) shows that the circular radii of the two annular light sources change with time, thereby forming two circular reflections on the evaluation surface.
- An example is shown. In the following, the explanation will be made mainly with the circular highlight line in FIG.
- the circles LI and L2 of the annular light sources Al and A2 are represented by the centers Al and A2 and the diameters Rl and R2.
- the dynamic shape is formed by changing the diameters Rl and R2 with time t.
- the circular highlight line shown in FIG. 20 (a) shows an example in which the diameters Rl and R2 of the annular light sources A1 and A2 are enlarged with time t.
- the diameters Rl and R2 may be reduced with time t.
- an example is shown in which a plurality of circuit lines and illite lines are generated with time, and each circuit line highlight line changes with time t.
- the evaluator can observe the state in which the circular highlight line by the plurality of annular light sources dynamically changes, and it is easy to evaluate a wide range of the evaluation surface.
- the dynamic shape is formed by changing the diameter R of the annular light source with time t, as in the circular highlight line. Can be made.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a display example of feature lines by a plurality of annular light sources.
- Fig. 21 (a) to Fig. 21 (e) show an example in which one characteristic line is formed for each of the two annular light sources, and each characteristic line changes with time.
- FIGS. 21 (f) to 21 (g) show examples in which two annular light source forces also form two characteristic lines, and each characteristic line changes with time.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart for explaining the shape evaluation operation based on the dynamic shape in the case of a plurality of annular light sources.
- Sl and S2 to S12 are the same as the steps described in FIG. 3, only the shape evaluation step based on the dynamic shape will be described here, and the description of S1 to S12 will be omitted.
- the center A (A1, A2, ...) of the circle L of the plurality of annular light sources is set (S200)
- the initial value R0 (R10, R20,...) Of the diameter R of the circle L of the annular light source is set.
- the diameter R of the circle L increases or decreases with time t from this initial value R0.
- the increase or decrease of the diameter R can be repeated as necessary.It increases or decreases in one direction, and after reaching a predetermined size or after a predetermined time has elapsed, it returns to the initial value and repeats. Caro and decrease may be repeated. In addition to increasing or decreasing uniformly, it may be increased or decreased with a predetermined pattern (S201).
- R (t) R0 +! ⁇ ! As! Change ⁇ as a unit.
- the change in the magnitude of R in units of AR is an example, and it may be set to any change using a predetermined function or table (S204).
- the above characteristic line processing (S203, S204, S2 to S12) is performed until the diameter R reaches a predetermined size (here, Rmax) or until a predetermined time has elapsed (here, tmax). (S205). Further, as described above, the operation shown in FIG. 22 may be repeated a plurality of times.
- the flowchart of Fig. 22 shows the operation when there is one feature line formed by the annular light source.
- the feature line formation performed in S203 is performed.
- the operations shown in the flowchart of FIG. 22 are performed in parallel while staggering the start time. As a result, a plurality of feature lines can be generated.
- the surface shape may include characteristic parts that have a small radius of curvature and can be considered as discontinuous parts. Such a characteristic part can be observed by displaying a static shape or a dynamic shape of the characteristic line, but can be displayed more clearly by extracting this characteristic part. .
- FIG. 23 (a) to FIG. 23 (d) show the formation of the connecting line with time.
- Fig. 23 (b) show the formation of the connecting line with time.
- the points between the discontinuous points can be obtained by interpolation, and the outside of the discontinuous points can be obtained by extrapolation.
- FIG. 24 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of extracting a characteristic part of the surface shape from the characteristic line.
- Sl and S2 to S12 are the same as the steps described in FIG. 3, only the shape evaluation step based on the dynamic shape will be described here, and the description of S1 to S12 will be omitted. .
- the center A (A1, A2, ⁇ ) of the circle L of multiple annular light sources is set (S300)
- the initial value R0 (R10, R20,...) Of the diameter R of the circle L of the annular light source is set.
- the diameter R of the circle L increases or decreases with time t from this initial value R0.
- the increase or decrease of the diameter R can be repeated as necessary.It increases or decreases in one direction, and after reaching a predetermined size or after a predetermined time has elapsed, it returns to the initial value and repeats. Caro and decrease may be repeated. In addition to increasing or decreasing uniformly, it may be increased or decreased with a predetermined pattern (S301).
- the circular highlight line is formed and displayed as a characteristic line of the circular reflection line.
- a discontinuous point is obtained by using the obtained characteristic line.
- the discontinuous point can be obtained, for example, by obtaining the position of the feature line break or deviation (S305).
- the obtained discontinuous points are stored in the storage means (S306), and a connecting line connecting these discontinuous points is formed (S307).
- the formed connecting line is displayed (S308).
- the above characteristic line processing (S203, S204, S2 to S12) is performed until the diameter R reaches a predetermined size (here, Rmax) or until a predetermined time has elapsed (here, tmax). (S205). Also, as described above, the operation shown in FIG. 24 may be repeated a plurality of times! /.
- the flowchart of FIG. 24 shows the operation in the case where there is one feature line formed by the annular light source.
- the feature line formation performed in S303 is performed.
- the operations shown in the flowchart in Fig. 24 are performed in parallel while shifting the start time. As a result, a plurality of feature lines can be generated.
- FIG. 25 and 26 the case where the center of the annular light source moves will be described with reference to FIGS. 25 and 26.
- FIG. In the example described above, the center of the annular light source is fixed, but the center of the annular light source may be moved. Note that the movement locus of the center of the annular light source is not limited to a straight line, and may be an arbitrary curve.
- the formation of the characteristic line by the movement of the annular light source includes an aspect in which the same annular light source moves with time, and an aspect in which the generation positions of the plurality of annular light sources move with time.
- FIG. 25 shows a state where the center of the annular light source moves with time.
- the center position of the annular light source A1 itself is at the same position regardless of time change, and the characteristic line formed by this annular light source A1 changes with time.
- the characteristic line formed by the annular light source A1 changes by the elapsed time.
- FIG. 26 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of moving the center of the annular light source. In the flowchart of FIG. 26, since Sl and S2 to S12 are the same as the steps described in FIG. 3, only the shape evaluation step based on the dynamic shape is described here, and the description of S1 to S12 is omitted. To do.
- the center A (A1, A2, ...) of the circle L of the plurality of annular light sources is set (S400)
- the initial value R0 (R10, R20,...) Of the diameter R of the circle L of the annular light source is set.
- the diameter R of the circle L increases or decreases with time t from this initial value R0.
- the increase or decrease of the diameter R can be repeated as necessary.It increases or decreases in one direction, and after reaching a predetermined size or after a predetermined time has elapsed, it returns to the initial value and repeats. Caro and decrease may be repeated. In addition to increasing or decreasing uniformly, it may be increased or decreased with a predetermined pattern (S401).
- the change in the magnitude of R in units of AR is an example, and may be set to any change using a predetermined function or table (S406).
- the flowchart of FIG. 26 shows the operation when there is one feature line formed by the annular light source.
- the feature line formation performed in S404 is performed.
- the operations shown in the flowchart in Fig. 26 are performed in parallel while shifting the start time. With this, A plurality of feature lines can be generated.
- the present invention can be applied to any field that uses shape evaluation such as shape setting and shape processing, and is particularly suitable for processing that requires real-time processing.
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