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Application of the virtual landscape architecture geometric modeling

Zhihong Wang, ZhenNan Qin

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Three-dimensional modeling of Virtual reality can be divided into four phases: geometric modeling, physical modeling, motion modeling and behavior modeling, This paper describes the geometric modeling stage, modeling techniques and model optimization technology used to create the Southern Gardens.

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Three-dimensional modeling of Virtual reality can be divided into four phases: geometric modeling, physical modeling, motion modeling and behavior modeling, This paper describes the geometric modeling stage, modeling techniques and model optimization technology used to create the Southern Gardens.

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Three-dimensional modeling of Virtual reality can be divided into four phases: geometric modeling, physical modeling, motion modeling and behavior modeling, This paper describes the geometric modeling stage, modeling techniques and model optimization technology used to create the Southern Gardens.

Key concepts: Geometric modeling, Computer science, Solid modeling, 3D modeling, Virtual reality, Modeling and simulation, Data modeling, Modeling language

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