Abstract-Physics based solid fracture simulation techniques have great applications in the domains such as Virtual Reality, Military Affairs training, special effect manufacture in films & television, and game design, etc. However, current solid fracture simulation algorithms have the defects of either too slow or unrealistic. To overcome this shortcoming, in this paper we present a novel algorithm to real-time simulate the fracture process of solid with quite realism. To accelerate the fracture process, we hire random Voronoi Tessallation which can significantly decrease the number of crack meshes. To make the fracture process more realistic, we adopt a Physics based method called symmetric Galerkin BEM(Boundary Element Method) to stress analysis, and thus generate more detailed fracture results. We also devise a efficient crack propagation algorithm to simulate the fracture process. Experiments result show that our solid fracture algorithm can realistic simulate various solid fracture processes in real time.
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