Three-dimensional modeling environment "claymore" based on augmented direct manipulation technique
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Direct manipulation is the operation in which users' operations directly invoke the reaction of the system (Shneiderman 1986). We apply the direct manipulation technique to operate a three-dimensional object. Some works on editing a three-dimensional object by using the direct manipulation technique have been proposed. But they require a special input device. We think it is beneficial to make users be able to manipulate a three-dimensional object without using a special input device. We use the mouse as our input device instead of using the special input device. We have implemented a system in which users can manipulate a three-dimensional object by using a mouse.
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