Inverse texture warping

Falco, R. E.; Driskill, Hank

doi:10.1145/1242073.1242219

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“…Falco and Driskill [4] reduce distortion on artist-defined areas over a mesh under deformation. They regenerate the texture by detecting and correcting the movements of points in relation to feature centers.…”

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“…While physical simulations may be employed to approximate this behavior, these are typically not appropriate for real-time animation and interactive editing and can be impractically slow for very detailed mesostructure. Even in production workflows where quality is prioritised over performance, this is still a difficult and relevant problem ( [4,7]) .Therefore, to reduce this type of distortion, either the parameterisation needs to be regenerated, or additional detail maps must be authored for key poses, or the mesh needs to be carefully edited so that deformation does not cause rigid texture areas to deform.…”

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Real-time variable rigidity texture mapping

Koniaris

Mitchell

Cosker

2015

Proceedings of the 12th European Conference on Visual Media Production

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Parameterisation of models is typically generated for a single pose, the rest pose. When a model deforms, its parameterisation characteristics change, leading to distortions in the appearance of texturemapped mesostructure. Such distortions are undesirable when the represented surface detail is heterogeneous in terms of elasticity (e.g. texture with skin and bone) as the material looks "rubbery". In this paper we introduce a technique that preserves the appearance of heterogeneous elasticity textures mapped on deforming surfaces by calculating dense, content-aware parameterisation warps in realtime. We demonstrate the usefulness of our method in a variety of scenarios: from application to production-quality assets, to realtime modelling previews and digital acting.

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