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arXiv cs.GR
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· 6 months, 1 week ago • Xiaoyang Yu, Canjia Huang, Zhonggui Chen, Juan Cao

NeurFrame: Learning Continuous Frame Fields for Structured Mesh Generation

Briefing

NeurFrame represents a significant advancement in structured mesh generation, utilizing a neural framework to produce continuous frame fields. This approach not only facilitates the creation of high-quality quadrilateral and hexahedral meshes but also addresses the challenges posed by complex geometries and singularities. By training in a self-supervised manner on discrete mesh samples, NeurFrame achieves smoother results without the need for dense tetrahedral discretizations.

For developers, this means a more efficient workflow and the ability to generate meshes that are both accurate and well-distributed in terms of singularities. The lower computational costs associated with using a single network instead of multiple fields could lead to faster iteration times in game development, making it a valuable tool for graphics programmers and designers alike.

“NeurFrame produces smooth, high-quality frame fields without relying on dense tetrahedral discretizations.”

— Xiaoyang Yu · Describing the capabilities of NeurFrame.
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At a glance
what
Introduction of NeurFrame, a neural framework for structured mesh generation
who
Developed by Xiaoyang Yu, Canjia Huang, Zhonggui Chen, and Juan Cao
when
Submitted on 13 Mar 2026
impact
Improves efficiency and quality of mesh generation for game developers
Signal Positive

NeurFrame offers significant improvements for mesh generation in game development.

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