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3D Model of the Month: Real-time digital fashion in one click

May 31, 2023

Advances in 3D have evolved many industries, such as the world of fashion. Digital fashion is useful for a more accurate design of the garment. Besides,  it allows the customer to better imagine the garment when shopping online. However, adapting these models to real-time for uploading to websites can be a long and complex process. With RapidPipeline you can make garments real-time with just one click.

In this month’s Model of the Month, we present the optimization process of a puffer jacket. The jacket has been created in digital fashion software. It contains several material extensions that give it its distinctive plastic-like look. These include KHR_materials_iridescence and KHR_materials_specular. In addition, the jacket features an Ambient Occlusion map.

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Using the new Remeshing workflow in the Cloud, the materials have been preserved as in the original model. However, the model has been reduced from 850 K faces to 60 K polygons. Thus, the original 30 MB model is now only 2.2 MB. The jacket can now be used on websites and web applications smoothly.

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In addition, viewing this model in Augmented Reality is easier than ever with the new QR Code functionality of the RapidPipeline viewer. Just scan the code with your mobile device to open the link in your mobile browser. You can then directly open the model in AR and see the jacket just in front of you.

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You can take a close look at the result of the puffer jacket in this embed we have prepared. Go ahead and test the QR code too!

* Please notice that the Khronos iridescence and specular extensions cause plastic-like material of the jacket. Since these extensions are exclusive to glTF, the materials in AR might look different.

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Meet the Author

Teresa Gonzalez Viegas

Teresa

Technical 3D Artist

Teresa is a 3D Technical Artist at DGG, bringing with her a robust background in Animation and Game design. Driven by a passion for the intersection of art and technology, she relocated to Germany to pursue her artistic ambitions. Within DGG, Teresa plays a pivotal role in infusing the team with her artist's perspective, focusing on the creation of high-quality visual content and ensuring the quality assurance of tools. Her overarching goal is to continually evolve within the industry, delivering compelling visual solutions that resonate with DGG's mission of streamlining and scaling 3D content preparation.

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