“Dynamic Skinning: Kinematics-Driven Cartoon Effects for Articulated Characters” by Salem, Rohmer, Kalyanasundaram and
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Title:
- Dynamic Skinning: Kinematics-Driven Cartoon Effects for Articulated Characters
Session/Category Title:
- Animation & Simulation
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Abstract:
Dynamic skinning is a new method that extends upon normal linear blend skinning and allows for time delay effects with a general framework allowing for oscillatory secondary motion and extension to linear blend skinning itself with great artistic control, all of which is compatible with existing standard rigged characters.
References:
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