Artist-oriented 3D character posing from 2D strokes

Mahmudi, Mentar; Harish, Pawan; Callennec, Benoît Le; Boulic, Ronan

doi:10.1016/j.cag.2016.03.008

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“…[Bai et al 2016] use dynamics to fill in the details of low-dimensional keyframes, but their work is limited to 2D cartoon animation. [Guay et al 2013] and [Mahmudi et al 2016] use 2D lines of action for posing 3D characters or animals and creating keyframed animations. Going further, some methods enable to create and time animation from a single stroke.…”

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Spatial Motion Doodles: Sketching Animation in VR Using Hand Gestures and Laban Motion Analysis

Garcia

Ronfard

Cani

2019

Motion, Interaction and Games

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Figure 1: Left: A user drawing a spatial motion doodle (SMD) which is the six-dimensional trajectory of a moving frame (position and orientation), here attached to the HTC Vive controller. Right: The SMD is parsed into a string of motion tokens, allowing to recognize actions and extract the associated motion qualities. This information is transferred to an articulated character to generate an expressive 3D animation sequence.

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