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StandUp: understanding body-part and gestural preferences for first-person 3D modeling

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Publication date05/2016
Host publicationSketch-Based Interfaces and Modeling 2016
EditorsYotam Gingold, Ergun Akleman
PublisherEurographics Association
ISBN (print)9783038680017
<mark>Original language</mark>English

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ISSN (Print)1812-3503

Abstract

There exists interfaces for 3D modeling that go beyond traditional keyboard and mouse input techniques. This paper takes a first-person paradigm of 3D modeling where a designer actively employs different body parts as part of the user interface. Specifically, we explore the body parts and corresponding gestures that users prefer for various primitive 3D shape creation and 3D manipulation tasks. Also, we investigate how virtual primitive shapes and physical primitive objects augment gestures and affect user preferences when modeling 3D shapes. The results from our study provide suggestions to guide the design of interfaces using different body parts and gestures for first-person 3D modeling.