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Twisted Edges: A Unified Framework for Designing Linked Knot (LK) Structures Using Labeled Non-Manifold Surface Meshes

The introduction of the Twisted Edges framework revolutionizes the design of Linked Knot (LK) structures, allowing for greater complexity in non-manifold surface meshes. This advancement is particularly significant for graphics programmers and designers, as it enables the creation of dynamic, articulated structures that were previously unattainable with binary methods.

First reported 5 months, 2 weeks ago • graphics mesh design topology
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