Titlebook: State-of-the-art in Computer Animation; Proceedings of Compu Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann,Daniel Thalmann Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-V

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Animation Control with Dynamicsmulation of writing a letter is a typical dynamic process. For the animation of the hand itself, a kinematic approach seems to be more convenient. The problem of surface deformations is also briefly mentioned

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The Making of , that had not previously been utilized by the animation industry. Animation is both an entertaining and effective communication tool. The conclusions set forth in this paper present some of the issues that need to be addressed to facilitate easier creation of animation on personal computers.

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An Introduction to the Use of Dynamic Simulation for the Animation of Human Movement in the near future, a minimal understanding of the laws of mechanics will be sufficient for the utilization of a dynamic simulation package. The complex mathematical details will be inherent in the animation system. An example approach is the incorporation of dynamic simulation int. an interactive

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The Problematics of Facial Animationsed on muscles are introduced. An introduction to the general concepts of facial structure is also presented. The most important part of the text is dedicated to our own three-level model based on abstract muscles. The advantages of separating facial parameters from facial expression and facial anim

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Simplified Control of Complex Animationupports efficient manipulation of multiple animation parameters through the use of ., externally-modifiable parameters that behave like normal variables in the model-language program. Interactive control over the model is afforded by attaching controls to these variables in a real-time graphics envi

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Animation Control with Dynamicsnts a motion control system based on dynamics. Applications of such a system are especially in the area of walking and grasping. It is shown that a simulation of writing a letter is a typical dynamic process. For the animation of the hand itself, a kinematic approach seems to be more convenient. The