ContextA curvature continuity corresponds to a transition between two curves with no change in the curvature radius at their intersection. Point-continuity of surfaces is important for visual appearance, as surfaces form the base geometry of faces. Curvature continuity results in uniform reflections of a surface. With no curvature continuity, a light reflection line is formed at the segment border. The resulting reflections have an impact on the visual impression of the face. Note:
Contour
edges can also be designed intentionally to have a desired effect.
Check Information
|