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In this paper, we briefly review the existing direct implicit geometry generation methods, which include creation of blending surfaces, a limited family of sweeps, and reconstruction of solid geometry from a sample set of surface data points. A broader approach is presented, utilizing the properties of the graph of the implicit defining function, to systematically construct swept solids and perform morphing between sections by implicit methods.
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