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Computer animation for articulated 3D characters
Kiss, S. (2002) Computer animation for articulated 3D characters. CTIT technical reports series (2002-4). ISSN 13813625
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| Abstract: | We present a review of the computer animation literature, mainly concentrating on articulated characters and at least some degree of interactivity or real time simulation. Advances in dierent techniques such as key-frame, motion capture (also known as mocap), dynamics, inverse kinematics (IK), controller systems, and even neural networks are discussed. We try to analyze these methods from dierent aspects: semantics, data input, animation types, generating the animations, combining animations, animation varying, target type, and even the path planning perspective is taken into account for the reviewed animation systems. |
| Item Type: | Article |
| Copyright: | © 2002 CTIT |
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| Link to this item: | http://purl.utwente.nl/publications/38232 |
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