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How to unwrap 2D pattern from 3D trouser design A novel resizable design platform to execute three-dimensional (3D) design and grading, as well as pattern flattening of lower-body outerwear, is developed. A set of Point-Cloud data, captured by a modern body-scanner is used as raw material to generate a virtual model, which is further sliced at pre-determined horizontal displacements to extract a set of sectional curves. The extracted curves are modified, made symmetrical as necessary, scaled and programmed to be linked with size databases before using them to generate a new surface, which forms a resizable design platform. It has been found to be possible to use the resizable design platform as a 3D drawing board for the creation of virtual trousers and shorts and for the execution of 3D grading and automatic pattern flattening within the environment of an available computer-aided design system. Hence, the processes of fashion illustration and pattern creation may be combined into a single step. As far as is known, such a resizable design platform for combined virtual design, automatic pattern creation and 3D grading of outerwear has not been previously demonstrated.
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A novel technique that can revolutionise the way of pattern cutting for fashion industry
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This page is a summary of: Resizable trouser template for virtual design and pattern flattening, International Journal of Fashion Design Technology and Education, March 2012, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/17543266.2011.614963.
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