Simulation of Soft Bodies with Pressure Force and the Implicit Method

Mesit, Jaruwan; Guha, Ratan K.

doi:10.1109/ams.2007.93

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“…Elastic-bodies or soft-bodies provide realistic behavior of objects exposed to external forces. The mass-spring systems can be used to deliver real-time simulation of clothes, balloonlike objects filled with a gas [1,2] or even hair and fur [3,4]. Due to limited processing power, soft-bodies are usually limited to simulate some selected elements of the scene.…”

Section: Real-time Simulation Of a Sailboatmentioning

confidence: 99%

Real-time simulation of a sailboat

Filipczuk

Nikiel

2008

2008 Conference on Human System Interactions

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Game programming and real-time simulation systems are usually based on key-framed and motion-capture animations. Introduction of HAVOK and AGEIA PhysX technologies released game developers from some burden of predefined animation paths and shifted problem to autonomous modeling of physics. Recent developments of graphic shader languages along with the interoperability of COLLADA opens path to interchange of geometry, textures and physics between different run-time environments. Realtime computer graphics systems are currently limited to rigid-body physics that is in sharp contrast with off-line rendering environments. The paper presents a proposition of real-time simulation of a sailboat exploring both rigid-bodies and soft-bodies. The elastic model is based on cloth simulation without ripping capability.

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Section: Real-time Simulation Of a Sailboatmentioning

confidence: 99%