Albert Julius Liu | Zhao Dong | Miloš Hašan | Steve Marschner |
Cornell University | Autodesk, Inc. | Autodesk, Inc. | Cornell University |
Table by Matthew Crossley. Microscope by Gary Butcher. Knife by Charles Haughey.
Videos of the four distortions of Figure 16 of the paper can be found in this subpage.
Example renderings of the four combinations of displacement in the $r$ versus $\theta$ directions, and placing the input texture on the radial plane versus on the Archimedean spiral. The rendered cut is tangential on the left side and near-radial on the right side. Figure is exaggerated and other features are simplified for exposition.
Rendered examples of curly and quilted maple can be found in this subpage.
More examples of solid wood can be found in the Autodesk Fusion 360 Gallery. Note however that the gallery contains a mixture of wood rendered using our method and wood rendered using conventional 2D textures from photographs. Our solid wood texture is of course available in Fusion 360 itself.