PM4Tree: A Scriptable Parametric Modeling Interface for Decorative Tree Design Using PM4VR

This paper introduces PM4Tree, a scriptable parametric modeling interface tailored for the procedural generation of decorative trees in Virtual Reality (VR). Built upon the PM4VR framework, PM4Tree combines parametric design principles with intuitive scripting capabilities to allow users to design a wide range of aesthetically pleasing and mathematically inspired tree structures. By extending PM4VR’s framework, PM4Tree enables seamless integration of parametric tree design interface into environments, making it suitable for applications in interior design, digital content generation, spatial computing, game development, and VR experiences. This interface empowers users to rapidly iterate on decorative tree designs, adjusting parameters such as branch patterns, leaf density, and tree shape, thus offering high levels of flexibility and creative control.

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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iscmi63661.2024.10851545
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Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control
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PM4Tree: A Scriptable Parametric Modeling Interface for Decorative Tree Design Using PM4VR

Wanwan Li
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PM4Tree: A Scriptable Parametric Modeling Interface for Decorative Tree Design Using PM4VR

Wanwan Li
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Abstract

This paper introduces PM4Tree, a scriptable parametric modeling interface tailored for the procedural generation of decorative trees in Virtual Reality (VR). Built upon the PM4VR framework, PM4Tree combines parametric design principles with intuitive scripting capabilities to allow users to design a wide range of aesthetically pleasing and mathematically inspired tree structures. By extending PM4VR’s framework, PM4Tree enables seamless integration of parametric tree design interface into environments, making it suitable for applications in interior design, digital content generation, spatial computing, game development, and VR experiences. This interface empowers users to rapidly iterate on decorative tree designs, adjusting parameters such as branch patterns, leaf density, and tree shape, thus offering high levels of flexibility and creative control.

University of Tulsa (US)
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Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control
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