WO2008149827A1 - ニットウェアの折り畳みシミュレーション装置、シミュレーション方法及び記憶媒体 - Google Patents
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
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- D04B37/02—Auxiliary apparatus or devices for use with knitting machines with weft knitting machines
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- the present invention relates to simulating the folding of a virtual knitwear.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2 0 0 5 — 2 4 2 6 1 1 A :
- Disclosure of the invention JP 2 0 0 5 — 2 4 2 6 1 1 A :
- An object of the present invention is to quickly and realistically simulate a state in which virtual knitwear is folded.
- An additional problem of the present invention is to simulate a state in which folded knitwear is stacked at a store.
- the present invention obtains the thread streak data indicating the connection relationship between the 3D position of the stitch and the stitch in the virtual tubular knitwear based on the design data, and based on the obtained thread streak data, the knitwear In a device that generates 3D simulation images of
- Flat arrangement means for arranging the stitches in the yarn thread data in the plane of the stitches so that the virtual knitwear is arranged flat;
- Smoothing means for correcting the stitch position so that the surface of the stitches on both sides of the boundary surface are smoothly connected to the surface of the stitches that are bent, by bending the surface of the stitches on both sides of the boundary surface;
- Segment generating means for generating a segment in which each stitch is disassembled into a plurality of segments with respect to the stitch position determined by the smoothing means;
- Polygon generating means that decomposes each generated segment into a plurality of polygons
- a display image generating means for generating a display image by mapping the texture of the yarn to the generated polygon and performing rendering by applying shading.
- the present invention also obtains thread streak data indicating the connection relationship between the 3D positions of the stitches and the stitches in the virtual cylindrical knitwear based on the design data, and based on the obtained thread streak data, the knitweed.
- a segment generation step for generating a segment in which each stitch is disassembled into a plurality of segments with respect to the stitch position determined by the smoothing means
- a step of generating a polygon by dividing each generated segment into a plurality of polygons, a step of mapping a thread texture to the generated polygon, and performing rendering by shading to generate a display image, and It is provided.
- the description regarding the simulation apparatus also applies to the simulation method as it is, and the description regarding the simulation method also applies to the simulation apparatus as it is.
- the initially set line for the flat knitwear is the fold line, and the fold line does not move after the fold.
- the plane that includes the fold line and is perpendicular to the flat knitwear is the boundary surface, and the boundary surface is rotated 90 ° by bending.
- the smoothing means corrects the position of the stitch by inclining the surface of the stitch in the vicinity of the fold line, and the corrected stitch position is adjusted so that the interval between the stitches approaches a predetermined value. Further modifications are made so that the angle changes smoothly on both sides of the interface.
- press means for correcting the stitch position is provided so as to reduce the thickness of the virtual knitwear with respect to the yarn thread data after smoothing.
- a means for superimposing the yarn thread data after smoothing on a plurality of virtual knitwear.
- the present invention further obtains thread streak data indicating the connection relationship between the 3D position of the stitch and the stitch in the virtual cylindrical knitwear based on the design data, and based on the obtained thread streak data
- a computer-readable storage medium storing a program for generating a 3D simulation image of air, In what makes a computer function as:
- Flat arrangement means for arranging the stitches in the yarn thread data in the plane of the stitches so that the virtual knitwear is arranged flat;
- a fold line setting means for setting a fold line along the surface of the knitwear for a flatly arranged virtual knitwear
- Smoothing means for correcting the stitch position so that the surface of the stitches on both sides of the boundary surface are smoothly connected to the surface of the stitches that are bent, by bending the surface of the stitches on both sides of the boundary surface;
- Segment generating means for generating a segment in which each stitch is disassembled into a plurality of segments with respect to the stitch position determined by the smoothing means;
- Polygon generating means that decomposes each generated segment into a plurality of polygons
- Display image generation means for generating a display image by mapping the texture of the yarn to the generated polygon and rendering it by applying shading.
- the description relating to the simulation apparatus also applies to the simulation method and the simulation program, and the description relating to the simulation method also applies to the simulation apparatus and the simulation program.
- the virtual knitwear is bent using the thread data.
- the thread data is 3D data and contains the minimum necessary data such as the stitch position and the connection relationship between the stitches, so the processing associated with stitch movement during bending is simplified.
- the virtual two-way wear is flatly arranged before bending, so that the stitches are arranged substantially in a plane for each part such as the front body, the back body, the front right sleeve, and the rear right sleeve.
- the surface of the stitch is curved near the fold line so that the surface of the stitch is smoothly arranged.
- a plurality of segments are generated for each stitch, and the stitches that connect the segments are defined as stitches.
- a virtual 2D 3D shape is determined.
- a display image that can be output by a color monitor or printer is obtained. This is a virtual sample for virtual knitwear. It can be used for transactions.
- a virtual sample simulating the folded state of the knitwear is obtained, and the folded state is obtained in addition to the state where the virtual knitwear is hung on a hanger or the like and the mannequin is worn. Can be displayed.
- Stacked folded knitwear is suitable for establishing virtual stores of knitwear on the network.
- the distance between stitches approaches the specified value, and the angle between stitches is smooth on both sides of the boundary surface. Change the stitch placement to change. As a result, the stitches are smoothly arranged on both sides of the boundary surface.
- the stitch position is corrected so that the thickness of the virtual knitwear becomes smaller, a more realistic simulation can be performed.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a knitwear folding simulation apparatus according to an embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the types of data used in the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing segments in the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a folding process in the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of a folding unit in the simulation apparatus of the embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically showing the press lift in the embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a folding setting and a folded sweater in the embodiment.
- Fig. 8 is a diagram showing the arrangement of parts when folding long-sleeved knitwear.
- the top of the knitwear heel is viewed from the hem side, and the upper part of the figure shows the hem folded back to the back body.
- FIG. 9 is a view showing the arrangement when the knitwear without sleeves is folded in the same manner as FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a view similar to FIG. 8 showing the arrangement when the short sleeve knitwear is folded.
- FIG. 11 is a view similar to FIG. 8 showing a modification example of folding long-sleeved knitwear.
- Fig. 12 shows an example of folding the turtleneck neck toward the front body.
- Fig. 13 is a diagram showing a modification in which the turtleneck is folded in the middle.
- Figure 14 shows a simulation of the folded knitwear.
- FIG. 15 shows a simulation similar to that of FIG.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram of the simulation program of the embodiment. Explanation of symbols
- Simulation device 4 Bus 6 User input 8 Color monitor 1 0 Color printer 1 2 Communication unit 1 4 Disk drive 16 Memory 18 Knit design section 20 Data conversion section
- Fig. 1 to Fig. 16 show the embodiment and its modifications.
- 2 is a simulation device
- 4 is a bus
- user inputs 6 such as a stylus, mouse, keyboard, trackball, and joystick are connected.
- 8 is a color monitor
- 10 is a color printer
- the simulation apparatus 2 communicates with a LAN or the Internet via the communication unit 12.
- the disk drive 14 is used for reading and writing the disk
- the memory 16 stores design data, organization data, or simulation data thereof.
- Reference numeral 18 denotes a knit design section which designs knitwear using user input 6 and displays the designed knitwear on the color monitor 8.
- the data conversion unit 20 converts the knitwear design data into data that can be knitted by a knitting machine such as a flat knitting machine, thereby converting the design data into the stitch arrangement, stitch type, and stitch connection relation. Is done.
- the thread line data processing unit 22 converts the knitting data into thread line data, which represents the stitch position as 3D data, and describes the stitch type and the connection relationship between stitches as its attributes. Folding processor 2 4 folds the virtual knitwear using the thread data.
- the segment generator 30 generates multiple segments for each stitch in the thread data. The stitches are prismatic and have segments connected.
- the polygon generation unit 3 2 divides each surface of the segment into, for example, a triangular polygon.
- the rendering unit 34 generates a display image for the color monitor 8 or the color printer 10 for the 3D data of the knitwear represented by a plurality of polygons.
- the user designates the viewpoint and the degree of reduction / enlargement, deletes the hidden polygons when viewed from the viewpoint, and performs the process of overlaying the overlapping polygons. Then, the texture of the yarn is mapped to each polygon, and shading is applied to the light source and ambient light to synthesize the background image.
- Figure 2 shows the various data used in the examples.
- the design data is data designed by the designer using the knit design part, and the knitting data is converted into data that can be knitted on a knitting machine.
- Using data is converted into segment data, polygon data, and display images via thread data, among which thread data to polygon data is 3D data, and the display image is 2D data.
- thread data the representative point of the stitch, that is, the 3D coordinate of the position representing the stitch, and the connection type between the stitch type and surrounding stitches are described.
- the segment data each stitch is divided into a plurality of segments. Each segment is a polygonal column, and the center of both end faces of this polygonal column is the control point. There are multiple control points for one stitch, and segment data can be described by specifying the coordinates of the control points.
- polygon data the side of the segment is divided into polygons. For example, each side of a quadrilateral polygon is divided into two triangles.
- the polygon data is described by polygon vertex data or the like.
- the display image is obtained by rendering the polygon data.
- the polygons that cannot be seen from the viewpoint are hidden and the texture image of the thread is mapped to each polygon.
- the display image is obtained by combining it with the background image.
- Figure 3 shows an example of a segment.
- One stitch is divided into multiple segments, Each segment is a hexagonal prism.
- the string data is suitable for virtually folding knitwear.
- the thread data is simpler than the segment data and polygon data, and if the representative point of the stitch is located, it can be folded at the fold line.
- Reference numeral 40 denotes a virtual knitwear, which is a cylindrical knitwear knitted by a non-sewn knit or the like, and is flattened along a horizontal plane before folding.
- 41 is a boundary surface that includes a fold line and is perpendicular to the knitwear 40. Since the knitwear 40 is flattened along a horizontal plane, the boundary surface 41 is initially vertical.
- 4 2 ' is the front knitted fabric and 4 3 is the back knitted fabric.
- the knitted fabrics 4 2 and 4 3 are bent with the boundary surface 41 as a boundary, and the folding line does not move at this time, but the boundary surface 41 rotates 90 ° in the bent direction.
- the surface of the two stitches that are closer to the inner boundary surface 4 1 by bending that is, the surface of the two stitches of the back knitted fabric 4 3 are moved away from the bent position (the position of the folding line). Slide in parallel.
- the two stitch surfaces of the front knitted fabric 42 on the side far from the boundary surface may be slid to the fold line side.
- the two surfaces of the back knitted fabric 43 may be slided in opposite directions so that the two surfaces of the front knitted fabric 42 are closer to the fold line side. .
- a space for stitches 1 to 2 or 3 stitches is inserted between the two stitch faces, and the width of this space can be set by the user. As a result, the surfaces of the stitches bent are moved to positions where they do not interfere with each other.
- FIG. 5 shows the configuration of the folding processing unit 24.
- the target data is string data
- the flat deformed part 51 deforms the virtual knitwear to flat, so that the stitches of each part are accommodated in one plane.
- the folding line setting unit 52 sets the folding line according to the default.
- the folding processing unit 5 3 performs bending as shown in Fig. 4 with the boundary surface including the folding line and perpendicular to the knitwear as the boundary, and the surface of the two stitches arranged closer to the boundary surface by the bending and the boundary Slide the surface of the two stitches far from the surface away from each other, chamfer the surface of the stitch around the bend, and smooth the chamfered surface.
- Fig. 6 shows the press and lift processes.
- 60 is a virtual knitwear composed of thread streak data, which is accommodated in a cylindrical contour 61, and the front and back of the contour (knitwear). Compress the front side and back side.
- the knitwear 60 inside the contour 61 is deformed along with the compression of the contour 61 and has a repulsive force proportional to the number of stitch faces along the thickness direction. Resists compression. In this way, the virtual knitwear 60 can be compressed as if the folded knitted fabric is held by hand.
- both sides of the contour 61 are deformed as shown by the wavy lines in FIG. Since the virtual knitwear 60 is compressed by the contour 61, when the contour 61 is deformed like a wavy line, the internal knitwear 60 is also deformed accordingly. This makes it possible to express unevenness on the surface of the knitwear and warpage on both sides of the knitwear. Smooth the knitwear that has been pressed and lifted again at the smoothing section 5 6 to complete the correction of the thread data.
- Fig. 7 illustrates the folding of the knitwear with the display image on the color monitor. In simulation image 70, virtual knitwear is arranged flat, and bend line 72 is set as shown in image 71.
- the position of the folding line 72 is arbitrary, and the dotted line in the figure has no particular meaning.
- bending is performed as shown in FIG. 4 with each fold line 72 as a boundary.
- 6 side view Fig. 8 to Fig. 11 show examples of folding knitwear viewed from the six viewpoints shown in Fig. 8 to Fig. 11. In each case, the knitwear is viewed from the neck side to the hem side.
- 84, 94, 104, 114 in the figure are the hems folded back to the back body side.
- FIG. 8 80, 90, 100, 1 1 0 is the front body, 8 1, 91, 1 01, 1 1 1 is the back body, 82, 10 02, 1 12 is the right sleeve, 83, 103, 1 13 is the left sleeve .
- the left and right are shown not from the viewpoint side but along the left and right when wearing the knitwear.
- the right sleeve is folded to the back body, and the folded left sleeve is overlaid.
- Fig. 9 shows an example of a sweater without sleeves
- Fig. 10 shows an example of knitwear with short sleeves.
- Figure 11 shows an example in which the right sleeve 1 12 is folded so as to go around the back body and wrap around to the front body side.
- FIG. 12 shows an example of folding a neck in a turtleneck sweater.
- Fig. 12 shows a folding line (STD.LINE) as a boundary, and the neck is folded on the front body side.
- Fig. 13 shows a folding line as a boundary. The front neck is bent to the front body side and the back neck is bent to the back body side.
- Figures 14 and 15 show the folded knitwear on top of a virtual store showcase on the network. These images are completed by overlaying the thread data on top and bottom, generating segment data and polygon data for them, and rendering them.
- Fig. 14 shows an example of emphasizing the color pattern of knitwear
- Fig. 15 shows an example of emphasizing the texture of knitwear.
- the folded knitwear can be simulated easily and accurately, and a sample that facilitates the trade of the knitwear on the network can be obtained.
- the simulation apparatus 2 is realized by installing a simulation program in a computer.
- the simulation program is stored in a storage medium such as a CD-ROM and is read from the disk drive 14 of the simulation device 2 or is input via the communication unit 12 from the Internet or the like via a carrier wave.
- Fig. 16 shows the simulation program 160, where 1 61 is a flat placement command that places the stitches in the thread line data flat on the same plane.
- the fold line setting command 1 6 2 sets a fold line by user input or a default fold line.
- Bending command 1 6 3 is the direction that includes the fold line and is perpendicular to the surface of the knitwear as the boundary surface, and folds the surface of each stitch in the thread data, and in the direction in which the boundary surface is bent 9 0 ° Rotate. Furthermore, a predetermined space is provided between the surfaces of the two stitches close to the boundary surface facing each other by being folded inward, and the two stitch surfaces and the two stitch surfaces far from the boundary surface are By sliding them away from each other, the position of each surface of the folded stitch is determined. Smoothing command 1 6 4 corrects the stitch position so that the surface of the stitch on both sides of the boundary interface is smoothly connected to the surface of the folded stitch by bending the surface of the stitch on both sides of the boundary surface. To do.
- the press instruction 1 65 which is an auxiliary instruction of the smoothing instruction 1 64, corrects the stitch position so that the virtual knitted wear after smoothing is made thinner.
- the stack instruction 1 6 6 generates an image in which a plurality of virtual networks are stacked vertically.
- the segment generation command 1 6 7 generates a segment in which each stitch is disassembled into a plurality of segments at the stitch position determined by the smoothing command 1 6 4.
- Polygon generation command 1 6 8 breaks the segment into multiple polygons, and display image generation command 1 6 9 renders the texture by mapping the thread texture to the polygon and applying shading. Is generated.
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