Automatic basic garment pattern generation using three‐dimensional measurements
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Abstract
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the generation of basic garment pattern using three‐dimensional body measurement data. Design/methodology/approach A pre‐defined garment model is deformed using free‐form deformation method and the model is flattened to generate flat patterns. Findings The paper finds that individual basic garment patterns are automatically generated and verified to be well fit on human subjects. Research limitations/implications The current approach is to focus on the generation of basic bodice patterns; however, other patterns can also be generated by this method by preparing more garment models. Practical implications This method can reduce the time required to design basic patterns as well as enhance their fitness. Originality/value The automatic generation of individually fitted garment pattern is one of the most important steps in future garment production process.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: 3D Shape Modeling and Analysis · Textile materials and evaluations · Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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