My understanding is we have a horizontal plane with a specific value for each point (x,y) on the plane. The value is represented by vertical axis Z. Therefore, the input is the black points in the graph, and the output Bezier surface is the colorful surface.
alexkassil
We have Bezier curves, we have Bezier surfaces, are there a 3 dimensional version? Like a Bezier Solid?
andywu1000
It seems that instead of Bezier Solids it would be more efficient to just define Bezier curves for all sides of the solid. At least for graphics applications, I think the interior points for Bezier solids would not contribute anything.
My understanding is we have a horizontal plane with a specific value for each point (x,y) on the plane. The value is represented by vertical axis Z. Therefore, the input is the black points in the graph, and the output Bezier surface is the colorful surface.
We have Bezier curves, we have Bezier surfaces, are there a 3 dimensional version? Like a Bezier Solid?
It seems that instead of Bezier Solids it would be more efficient to just define Bezier curves for all sides of the solid. At least for graphics applications, I think the interior points for Bezier solids would not contribute anything.