“Simulation and Representation of Topology-changing Rolling Waves for Massive Open Ocean Games” by Lopatin
Conference:
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Title:
- Simulation and Representation of Topology-changing Rolling Waves for Massive Open Ocean Games
Session/Category Title: Fire, Water, and Sand
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Abstract:
We are proposing a novel method of capturing a physical wave simulation data with a set of approximation curves that can deal with overhangs, changing topology, and strict budget requirements in a massive open-world game where variability, artistic control, and performance are of primary concern.
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