The user switches to the "Virtual Sculpture" environment and creates a new model, defining its dimensions and "step length," which is analogous to the resolution or pixel density. A smaller step length captures more detail but requires more computational power and memory. The artist then applies colors to different regions to isolate areas for specific operations. Using the stamping tool, they might fill the background, and with sculpting, they build up the dragon's head and claws. The "smoothening" tool is used frequently to refine transitions and add a finished look.

ArtForm is designed to work seamlessly with the Jingdiao 3D scanning system. The reverse engineering module provides a complete solution for taking point cloud data from a physical scan and turning it into a precise, editable 3D model on the computer. This is particularly useful for replicating or modifying existing physical objects.

: Features like "Stamping" and "Sculpting" allow you to interactively add, remove, or smooth material on a relief surface, much like working with digital clay.

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