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An abundance of motion in a complex environment can bring an animated scene to life. While some of the motion comes from the main character, a important contribution also comes from the passive motion of other objects in the scene. We use the term secondary motion to refer to these passive motions that are generated in response to environmental forces or the movements of characters and other objects. For example, the movement of clothing and hair will add visual complexity to an animated scene of a running figure. We are interested in exploring how secondary motion can be generated by coupling physically based simulations of passive systems to active simulations of the main characters. |
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Comparison of simulated basket ball and net with live footage.
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