
Research and design of Chinese cookie model with chun character based on OpenSCAD
- 1 Changsha University of Science and Technology
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Abstract
In today’s society, the 3D modelling field has become an indispensable part of people’s lives. Whether it is the metaverse, games, industry, or medicine, 3D modelling cannot be separated from them. The models used in various fields are also diverse. In the models of various fields, there are not many models for reference in the food field’s biscuit modelling and there are no special views. This article creates a Chinese New Year biscuit with the Chinese handwritten character “Spring” on it based on the different styles and types of biscuit models in the food industry. OpenSCAD software was used to create this model. This article first introduces the methods and usage of OpenSCAD software that are encapsulated for modelling. Then this paper describes in detail how to layer and create biscuits layer by layer. How to use code to create a handwritten Chinese character and a cream biscuit completely in OpenSCAD is detailed by this article. For the result, this article implements a Chinese New Year biscuit with a reference to the “Spring” character written by the ancient Chinese calligrapher Yan Zhenqing. This work fully implements every stroke of handwritten Chinese characters in the cookie model, and these details have been recognized by the majority of people in the final evaluation.
Keywords
3D modeling, Chinese new year biscuit, OpenSCAD, computer technology.
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Cite this article
Chen,Z. (2023). Research and design of Chinese cookie model with chun character based on OpenSCAD. Applied and Computational Engineering,16,56-64.
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