Solid modelling
Solid modelling (or modeling) is the unambiguous representation of the solid parts of an object, that is, models of solid objects suitable for computer processing. It is also known as volume modelling. Other modelling methods include surface models (used extensively in automotive and consumer product design as well as entertainment animation) and wire frame models (which can be ambiguous about solid volume).
Related Topics:
Model - Surface models - Wire frame model
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Primary uses of solid modelling are for CAD, engineering analysis, computer graphics and animation, rapid prototyping, medical testing, product visualization and visualization of scientific research.
Related Topics:
CAD - Engineering analysis - Computer graphics - Animation - Rapid prototyping - Product visualization - Visualization
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