Abstract

To address the digital medium preference of the millennial generation, this study utilizes augmented reality (AR) technology for rendering color paper cuttings by developing a mobile terminal based on Unity 3D and 3ds Max to demonstrate digital works scanned by paper-cutting entities. Three subjective scaling experiments are conducted to evaluate the aesthetics, viewership, and impression of four genres of digital color paper cutting. The results show that observers have more preference for warm background with the maximum scaling value at the 7.5 mm/s playback speed and a specific superimposed order. Importantly, current experimental design and interactive evaluation provide a reference for AR display parameters.

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