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    The Clutterpalette tool interactively adds small details to indoor scenes. Trained on real-world data, it suggests items, speeding up scene creation and improving realism.

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    Background:

    • Detailed indoor scene creation is complex and time-consuming.
    • Existing methods often lack intuitive interaction for adding small-scale clutter.
    • Realism in virtual environments relies heavily on accurate object placement and context.

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    • To enhance the speed and fidelity of 3D scene modeling.

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    • Development of an interactive tool, Clutterpalette, for placing small-scale items in 3D scenes.
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    • Clutterpalette significantly increases the speed of indoor scene modeling.
    • The tool enhances the perceived realism of detailed indoor environments.
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    • The integration of support relations in training data is crucial for context-aware object suggestion.