Aspects of Motion Design for Physically-Based Animation

Haumann, David; Wejchert, Jakub; Arya, Kavi; Bacon, Bob; Khorasani, Al; Norton, Alan; Sweeney, Paula

doi:10.1007/978-4-431-68159-5_9

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Dust and water splashing models for hopping figures

Ashraf¹,

Wong

1999

J. Visual. Comput. Animat.

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To enhance the realism of computer animation sequences, the interaction between autonomous creatures and their environment needs to be modelled. Two such commonly occurring phenomena, dust and water splashing on impact, are presented in this paper. These pseudodynamic models, based on particle system concepts, are designed for hoppers with approximately elliptical bases. The proposed models can be extended for use with multi‐legged creatures. The dust model is parameterized by creature dimensions, soil particle dimensions and wind direction. The splash model is parameterized by creature dimensions and water film thickness. Explicit control of behavioural parameters of both models is also provided to allow application‐specific usage. Copyright © 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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