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A Fast Slicing Method for Colored Models Based on Colored Triangular Prism and OpenGL.
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Colored 3D printing, as one of the crucial directions in 3D printing technology, has been widely applied in various fields in recent years. Compared to traditional 3D printing, colored 3D printing introduces color information to achieve multi-material identification of different regions in the model structure, enabling the fabrication of heterogeneous and complex components. This presents unique advantages in both visual effects and functionality, making it of significant value in fields such as metal manufacturing, bioengineering, and artistic design. However, during the construction of colored models, technical challenges such as low-slicing contour accuracy and poor color reproduction persist. Existing slicing methods for colored models are often accompanied by contour offset, deformation, color distortion, and low rendering efficiency, severely limiting the application scope of colored 3D printing technology. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a "Fast Slicing Method for Colored Models Based on Colored Triangular Prisms and OpenGL". This method first constructs colored triangular prisms to effectively solve the problems of color contour offset and deformation, achieving uniform thickness offset of the colors. Then, by utilizing OpenGL rendering technology, the method overcomes color abruptness, simplifies bitmap rendering processes, and ensures smooth color transitions while significantly improving rendering efficiency. In summary, the proposed slicing method can effectively enhance the accuracy of slicing contours and color reproduction, significantly expanding the application range of colored 3D printing.
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