WO2005121422A1 - メランジ糸の糸画像作成装置と糸画像作成方法及びそのプログラム - Google Patents
メランジ糸の糸画像作成装置と糸画像作成方法及びそのプログラム Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a melange yarn image forming apparatus, a yarn image forming method, and a program therefor.
- the present invention relates to creating a yarn image of a melange yarn.
- the melange yarn is a yarn in which a plurality of types of fibers having different colors are mixed. At present, it is possible to find out what kind of color fiber and what proportion are mixed into what kind of color tone and texture of melange yarn by actually mixing the fibers and creating a melange yarn. It is a matter of mistake. However, this requires a number of trial productions of melange yarn before employing one melange yarn.
- the simulation and simulation of textile products using the melange yarn are required in addition to the design and trial production of the melange yarn.
- a thread image of the melange yarn is required. If the melange actually exists here, the image can be read with a scanner, reduced appropriately, and used by copying it to a simulation image of a textile product.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a simulation of a yarn image. Disclosure of the invention
- a basic object of the present invention is to create a real image of a melange yarn without creating an actual melange yarn.
- An additional object of the present invention is the processing of transparency necessary for synthesizing the color tone between the vertically overlapping fibers. Is to make it easier.
- An additional object of the present invention is to make it possible to express the mixing state of fibers having different colors by a yarn image.
- a yarn image creating device for melange yarn of the present invention is a device for creating a yarn image of melange yarn, and comprises a layer of an image in which a plurality of types of fibers having different colors and having a predetermined transparency are randomly arranged.
- a means for providing a plurality of layers, which are vertically stacked, and a means for creating a yarn image of a melange yarn by combining the layers of the image, which are vertically stacked, according to the transparency of each fiber. is there.
- means for determining the transparency of each fiber using the brightness of each fiber and as an increasing function of the brightness are provided.
- Means for changing the resolution of the yarn image is provided so that the mixture of the fibers creates a non-uniform yarn image.
- the yarn image creating method for a melange yarn of the present invention is a method for creating a yarn image of a melange yarn, wherein a layer of an image in which a plurality of types of fibers having different colors and a predetermined transparency are randomly arranged is formed by: There is provided a step of providing a plurality of layers vertically and vertically, and a step of synthesizing the layers of the vertically stacked images according to the transparency of each fiber to create a yarn image of a melange yarn.
- the transparency of each of the fibers is obtained using the brightness of each of the fibers and as an increasing function of the brightness.
- a program for creating a yarn image of a melange yarn according to the present invention is a program for creating a yarn image of a mixture yarn, and includes a layer of an image in which a plurality of types of fibers having different colors and having predetermined transparency are randomly arranged. , An instruction to provide a plurality of layers, one above the other, and an instruction to create a yarn image of a melange yarn by synthesizing the layers of the image, one above the other, according to the transparency of each fiber. .
- the melange yarn image forming apparatus, method, and program of the present invention since the yarn image is composed of a plurality of layers obtained by image synthesis, the color tone generated by superimposing the fiber of the surface layer of the yarn with the fiber of the lower layer is superimposed. And texture can be expressed. Therefore, a realistic yarn image can be obtained. Such a yarn image can be easily recreated by changing the mixing ratio and color tone of the fibers.
- the melange yarn can be prepared without actually mixing the raw fibers to create the melange yarn. Can be evaluated, and the design of melange yarn becomes easy.
- the created yarn image can be used for simulation of a fiber product using melange yarn, so that a fiber product using melange yarn can be simulated without actually creating a melange yarn.
- the description about the yarn image creation device also applies to the yarn image creation method and the creation program.
- the description about the creation method refers to the creation of the yarn image. The same applies to devices and creation programs.
- randomly means that fibers of each type appear irregularly, and does not exclude that fibers of the same type are present to some extent.
- the transparency of the fiber may be manually input for each type of fiber, for example.
- the lightness of the fiber is converted into the transparency of the fiber using a conversion table or the like, it is possible to save the trouble of inputting the transparency.
- colors close to white and bright colors have high transparency, while colors close to black and dark colors with low brightness often have low transparency. Therefore, if transparency is determined as an increasing function of lightness, the transparency can be automatically obtained from the lightness, which is the image data inherent in the fiber. In this specification, it is assumed that the higher the transparency, the stronger the lower layer image appears.
- melange yarns There are two types of melange yarns, one in which multiple types of raw fibers are sufficiently homogeneously mixed, and the other in which the mixing is not progressed. It depends on whether you are. To express whether fiber mixing is progressing, it is assumed that the randomness of the fiber arrangement in each layer is changed, and that sufficiently random ones (those with less cohesion of the same type of fiber) are advanced. However, a material having a low degree of randomness and including a portion containing the same kind of fiber as a unit may not be considered as having been mixed.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the yarn image creating device of the embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a thread image creating method according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a thread image creation program according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing non-smoothing reduction when the created yarn image is reduced for loop simulation.
- FIG. 5 is a characteristic diagram showing conversion from lightness to transparency in the example.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing thread shape data input from the scanner.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the raw fibers of the melange yarn and the mixing ratio thereof.
- Figure 8 is a diagram showing each layer of the yarn image of melange yarn. The colors of the raw fibers are assigned along the direction of the fibers and twisted.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an image obtained by combining the four layers of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an image obtained by performing shadow casting and smoothing on the image of FIG.
- FIG. 11 shows the image of FIG. 10 with fluff.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a yarn image (upper part) created in the example and a flat knitting loop simulation image using the yarn image.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a yarn image (upper part) created in the conventional example and a flat knitting loop simulation image using the yarn image.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a change between the yarn image and the loop simulation image when the resolution of the yarn image is changed.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a yarn image of a two-ply twisted-three twisted melange yarn created in the example. Explanation of symbols
- Thread image creation program 1 Thread shape data storage
- reference numeral 2 denotes a yarn image creating device
- reference numeral 4 denotes a fiber data storage unit, which stores parameters relating to raw material fibers.
- the fiber data storage unit 4 stores the ratio of the raw fibers used for the melange yarn, their color data, the thickness, length and thickness unevenness, and whether the raw fibers are sufficiently melted and mixed uniformly or unevenly. The degree of unevenness in the distribution of the raw fibers is stored.
- the force color data is stored, for example, as (R, G, B), but may be stored as hue H, lightness V, saturation C, or the like.
- the symbol ⁇ is used for transparency, and the higher ⁇ is, the more the lower layer image can be seen through.
- the reason why the transparency is used in the present invention is to express the upper and lower layers of the fibers of different color data. For example, it is preferable to determine the transparency for each fiber type, but it is troublesome to input the transparency for each fiber type. Therefore, it is assumed that the lightness of the fiber approximately represents the transparency ⁇ , The transparency calculator 6 calculates the lightness V from the (R, G, B) data, and calculates the transparency ⁇ as a monotonically increasing function.
- Reference numeral 8 denotes an input interface, which is used to manually input the ratio, thickness, length, unevenness of fiber, degree of fiber mixing, and the like, and input thread shape data from a scanner (not shown), and input a file. Input the thread image creation program 10 and other files.
- the thread shape data storage unit 12 stores, for example, thread shape data read by a scanner, but may store thread shape data obtained by removing fluff from the shape data. In reading the yarn shape data, it is not necessary to read the melange yarn, and it is sufficient to read the image of a normal yarn with a scanner. Instead of reading the yarn shape data with a scanner, the yarn count and the degree of twisting and the type of the yarn may be input, and these may be converted into yarn shape data and stored.
- Reference numeral 14 denotes a fluff model storage unit.
- the yarn shape data is composed of the yarn main body and its surrounding fluff.
- the fluff model storage unit 14 stores an image of the fluff, and preferably stores each of the fluff fibers. It is stored as vector data as vector data. Instead of memorizing the fluff model with vector data, if the melange yarn is made of, for example, three types of fibers, the fluff model is divided into three, and the composite of these is used as the final fluff model. A fluff model divided for each fiber may be stored. In this case, the number of types of fibers constituting the melange yarn is about 2 to 4. Therefore, in addition to the fluff model divided into three, the fluff model divided into two or four is also stored. It is preferable that a plurality of fluff models are stored in accordance with the degree of fluff.
- Reference numeral 16 denotes a color printer, which outputs the created thread image and loop simulation image
- 18 denotes a color display unit which displays the thread image and the loop simulation image created similarly.
- Reference numeral 20 denotes an output interface, which outputs an image file of the created yarn image, design data of a textile product, or a loop simulation image.
- the fluff image storage unit 24 stores fluff images of melange yarn composed of a plurality of types of fibers.For example, if a fluff model is vector data, one vector corresponds to one fiber, and each vector Assign and store the color data of 1 fiber to the Torr. In the fluff image, the portion where the fluff overlaps is, for example, the flatness of the color data of the fibers that overlap vertically. An average value may be used.
- the transparency may be determined according to the lightness of the fiber, and the overlap of the color data of the upper and lower fibers may be obtained.
- the transparency of the fluff it is preferable that the transparency of the fluff be equal to or higher than the transparency of the yarn body even for the same fiber. Further, when the fluff is divided for each fiber and a fluff model is formed by superimposing these, the transparency may be assigned to each layer of the fluff.
- Reference numeral 26 denotes an image processing unit, which is an image synthesizing unit 27 for synthesizing the images stored in the storage unit 22 for each layer image, and a central portion in the longitudinal direction of the yarn image with respect to the yarn image after the image synthesis.
- Shadowing / smoothing processing unit 28 for darkening the upper and lower ends and further smoothing, and a fuzzing unit 2 for combining the fluff image with the shaded and smoothed yarn image 9 and is provided.
- the shadowing / smoothing processing section 28 may not be provided.
- 32 is a yarn image storage unit for storing the created yarn image of the melange yarn.
- Reference numeral 34 denotes a reduction processing unit which reduces the yarn image without substantially performing smoothing when the yarn image is reduced and used in a simulation of a fiber product such as a loop simulation.
- the yarn image creation device 2 has a knit product design function and a loop simulation function.36 is a knit design section, which inputs the design of the knit product from the input interface 8 and converts it to knitting data. .
- the loop simulation section 38 creates an image showing a yarn loop according to the knitting data and performs a loop simulation.
- the yarn image used in the loop simulation is obtained by reducing the image stored in the yarn image storage unit 32 by the reduction processing unit 34.
- Fig. 2 shows the thread image creation algorithm
- Fig. 3 shows the thread image creation program.
- thread shape data is input, and a command for this is a thread shape data input command 40.
- the data of the melange yarn is input.
- the fiber type and its color data, the ratio, the fiber thickness, length, unevenness of the thickness, the degree of mixing, etc., and the corresponding instruction is the fiber data.
- Input instruction 4 2 2.
- step 3 in Fig. 2 an image of each layer of the melange yarn is created, and color data of each fiber is randomly assigned along the direction of the fiber.
- the corresponding command is the layer image creation command 44 in FIG.
- the lightness V of the fiber is converted to transparency ⁇
- the corresponding instruction is the transparency calculation instruction 46 in FIG.
- the image of each layer is synthesized in step 5 of FIG. 2, and the corresponding instruction is the image synthesis instruction 48 of FIG.
- the upper layer is ⁇
- the lower layer is ⁇
- the transparency of the upper layer is _
- the color data of the composite image is obtained from (1-c A) X (R, G, ⁇ ) ⁇ + ⁇ (R, G, B) B. If there are three layers of images A, B, and C,
- FIG. 4 shows the reduction from the obtained thread image 60 to the loop image 62.
- the hatched portions in the loop image 62 correspond to the hatched portions in the thread image 60.
- this part is composed of two types of fibers (fiber types are distinguished by notching), if this is smoothed, one type dyed with the intermediate color of the two types of fibers It becomes like. Therefore, without smoothing, for example, in the case of the lower side of FIG. 4, this is copied using only the hatched pixels or only the non-hatched pixels.
- smoothing is usually performed, and for example, a plurality of pixels before reduction corresponding to one pixel after reduction are averaged according to the contribution to the pixels after reduction.
- Non-smoothing reduction refers to giving a larger contribution to a specific pixel before the reduction than the ratio of the contribution to the pixel after the reduction without such smoothing.
- Figure 5 shows the conversion from lightness V to transparency c.
- the conversion conditions from the lightness V to the transparency are stored in, for example, a conversion table and can be referred to by the transparency calculator 6 or the like.
- the conversion from lightness V to transparency is monotonically increasing.
- transparency ⁇ has a linear relationship with lightness V. Even if the brightness of pure white is 100%, transparency ⁇ is smaller than 100%, and lightness V is 0. However, it is preferable to set the transparency ⁇ to be larger than 0 so that the lower fiber can be seen through slightly.
- Figures 6 to 15 show the process of creating a yarn image and a loop simulation image.
- Figure 6 shows the yarn shape data input by the scanner, with the yarn body at the center and the fluff around.
- a melange thread may be used. Is also good.
- the thread shape data may be called from a database or the like according to the yarn count and the degree or direction of twist.
- Fig. 7 shows the color data or lightness of the three types of raw fibers used for the melange yarn, and figures such as 30% indicate the mixing ratio.
- Fig. 8 shows an image of four layers for the yarn main body. This is based on the yarn shape data shown in Fig.
- FIG. 9 shows an image obtained by synthesizing the four-layer yarn image of FIG. 8 using transparency. Transparency is determined for each fiber, and the lightness of the fiber is converted to transparency. By these, the texture created by the fibers overlapping one another is expressed.
- FIG. 10 shows an image obtained by shadowing the yarn image of FIG. 9, brightening the central portion in the longitudinal direction, darkening the upper and lower ends, and smoothing the image. It is not always necessary to perform image smoothing.
- FIG. 11 shows an image obtained by combining fluff with the image of FIG.
- the upper part of FIG. 12 shows the main part of the yarn image thus obtained, and the lower part shows a loop simulation image simulated using this yarn image.
- Figure 13 shows the simulation results when a yarn image was created for a melange yarn using the same raw fibers as if it consisted of an image of only one layer. In Fig. 13 the upper and lower fibers are not taken into account, so the image is whitish compared to the actual product, the color tone changes significantly, and the image is somewhat unnatural, but Fig. 12 reflects the texture of the melange yarn A realistic simulation image is obtained.
- Figure 14 is a simulation of the image corresponding to Figure 12 with different resolutions.
- the thread image of the melange thread is created with a resolution of 200 dpi
- the thread image is created with a resolution of 1200 dpi.
- the simulation was performed so that the raw fibers were randomly arranged so that the same kind of fibers could not be unraveled and hardened.
- one pixel is about 120 ⁇ m wide
- the width of one fiber is about 20 to 30 ⁇ m.
- the resolution is almost equal to the fiber width, so each fiber is completely uniform It corresponds to a state where it is mixed.
- a resolution of 1200 dpi the mixing of the fibers is complete, and the texture unique to the melange yarn is weakened in the loop simulation image.
- the texture of melange yarn appears best at a resolution of about 400 dpi, and it has been empirically found that it is preferable to create a thread image of melange yarn with a resolution of about 300 to 800 dpi.
- the results in Fig. 14 show that the degree of mixing of the raw fibers in the melange yarn can be simulated by changing the resolution of the yarn image. That is, if the resolution of the yarn image is increased, an image in which the raw fibers of the melange yarn are uniformly mixed is obtained, and if the resolution is lowered, the yarn image in which the raw fibers are mixed is uneven.
- Figure 15 shows a yarn image in which two or three single melange yarns are twisted. Not only a single yarn image but also a melange yarn in which single yarns are twisted can be simulated.
- a yarn image or a loop simulation image can be obtained without creating an actual melange yarn, it becomes easy to design a melange yarn and evaluate a fiber product using the same. Also, it is easy to change the ratio of raw fiber and the color data of raw fiber on the yarn image creation device, so that the optimal melange yarn can be easily designed.
- the texture of the melange yarn due to the overlap between the translucent fibers can be expressed in real.
- the transparency is obtained from the lightness of the fiber, it is not necessary to calculate the transparency separately or to manually input the transparency.
- fluff can be expressed realistically.
- the degree of mixing between the raw fibers can be realistically expressed.
- the image is reduced by non-smoothing in the process of conversion from the yarn image to the loop simulation image, loop simulation and the like can be performed while maintaining the texture unique to the melange yarn in the yarn image.
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