A Tri-Plane Cursor
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Abstract Interactive three-dimensional editing requires visualization techniques that help the user gauge position and shape. This paper describes the use of a triplane cursor to provide correlated cursor/object position and surface-shape feedback. These visual cues are generated dynamically by three cursor planes in the form of contours and shading variations.
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