The Visualization Patterns of Uniformly Formatted Parametric Designs on Lotus Pattern
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This article aims to propose a method for generating parametric design images with regular patterns. In recent years, the burgeoning interest in parametric design has been palpable, driven by its transformative potential within the design sphere through the utilization of advanced computer modeling techniques. However, despite the proliferation of avant-garde parametric designs, there exists a noticeable void concerning the representation of images imbued with regularity and specific patterns. The lotus pattern, deeply entrenched in millennia of traditional Chinese culture, serves as a potent symbol of purity and resilience, permeating various facets of artistic expression and design aesthetics. Its cultural significance and versatile applicability underscore the importance of exploring methodologies that can effectively capture and reproduce its essence. Recognizing the significance of the lotus motif and the broader potential of parametric design. This paper aimed to bridge this gap by presenting a meticulously crafted methodology. By drawing on precise geometric feature extraction, meticulous parametric line drawing generation, and intricate parametric image generation, this approach seeks to empower designers to create imagery that embodies the beauty and symmetry of regular patterns. This academic study not only aims to fill a crucial void in the representation of regular patterns but also to foster a culture of design innovation. By shedding light on the untapped potential of parametric design in capturing cultural motifs and fostering creativity, this method contributes to the broader evolution of design practices within contemporary discourse. Through exploration and refinement, designers are poised to unlock new realms of creativity and make meaningful contributions to the dynamic landscape of design aesthetics and functionality.
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