Treffer: Multi-pose dress simulation of fully-fashioned knitted skirt based on loop structure.

To realize the three-dimensional structure simulation and dress simulation of the fully-fashioned knitted skirt, based on the study of the structural characteristics of the fully-fashioned knitted skirt, the mathematical model of the knitted skirt pattern, the loop geometry mathematical model and the loop mesh model were established by the method of mathematical modelling. The spatial transformation relationship of each pair of triangles in the plate model and the three-dimensional surface model was calculated by using the spatial matrix. To draw a loop on the surface model's triangular patch, spatial transformation was used to calculate the grid point positions and obtain three-dimensional coordinates of the loop-type value points. Based on C# programming language, the human body model in the database was matched with the knitted skirt surface model, and the three-dimensional graphics library Open-GL and loop drawing method were used to realize the simulation of the knitted skirt dress based on the loop structure. The simulation method was tested by the dressing effects of hip skirts and umbrella skirts with different postures. The results showed that the spatial transformation could realize the fast transformation and calculate the coordinates of the loop-type value points. The C# programming language and Open-GL technologies realized the visual simulation of the fully-fashioned knitted skirt and the multi-pose dressing simulation based on the loop structure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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