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DeepSketchHair: Deep Sketch-Based 3D Hair Modeling
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
|January 28, 2020
Summary
DeepSketchHair is a novel deep learning tool that generates 3D hair models from 2D sketches. This system enables intuitive hair editing and creation by translating user input into detailed 3D hair structures.
Area of Science:
- Computer Graphics
- Artificial Intelligence
- 3D Modeling
Background:
- Generating realistic 3D hair models is complex.
- Existing methods often require specialized skills or extensive manual input.
- Bridging the gap between 2D sketching and 3D asset creation is a significant challenge.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce DeepSketchHair, a deep learning system for automatic 3D hair modeling from 2D sketches.
- To enable users to create and edit 3D hairstyles intuitively using simple sketches.
- To provide a method for generating 3D hair that accurately reflects user-defined contours and growth directions.
Main Methods:
- Developed a system utilizing three neural networks: S2ONet, O2VNet, and V2VNet.
- S2ONet converts 2D sketches into a dense 2D hair orientation field.
- O2VNet maps the 2D field to a 3D vector field, and V2VNet refines it for editing.
- Trained networks using synthetic data from a 3D hairstyle database.
Main Results:
- Successfully generated 3D hair models that accurately match input 2D sketches.
- Demonstrated the tool's effectiveness and expressiveness across various hairstyles.
- Showcased the capability for iterative hair editing through new sketches from different views.
Conclusions:
- DeepSketchHair offers an effective and intuitive approach to 3D hair modeling.
- The system leverages deep learning to translate simple 2D input into complex 3D assets.
- This method advances the field of character creation and digital asset generation.
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