Titlebook: Computer Animation and Simulation ’97; Proceedings of the E Daniel Thalmann,Michiel Panne Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag/Wien

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b104820n these simulations use sky discretization, source of aliasing error which was never mentioned in literature. This paper investigates the problem and proposes a solution to it. The second influence which strongly affects the shape of a plant is the relationship between the amount of light and the ac

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b104820ealistic motion as part of the scene. This paper describes realistic animation of trees under varying conditions of wind and collisions. The intent is not to present rigorous analysis of trees, but rather to demonstrate how practical results can often be achieved in a production environment with rad

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b104820ls with the four main difficulties encountered in collision handling. The first is collision detection. The second is optimization of collision detection, which is otherwise excessively time consuming. The third is collision response. The fourth is conservation of collision consistency. The latter i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b104820In this article, we present a dynamic version of wave tracing previously introduce in computer graphics by Ts’o and Barsky. An empirical model of water waves based on Gerstner, Biesel models and the Fournier method is also proposed.

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A phenomenological model of coastal scenes based on physical considerationsIn this article, we present a dynamic version of wave tracing previously introduce in computer graphics by Ts’o and Barsky. An empirical model of water waves based on Gerstner, Biesel models and the Fournier method is also proposed.