“A Fast Simulating System for Realistic Motion and Realistic Appearance of Fluids” by Watanabe, Kunimatsu, Saito, Hiwada, Fujii, et al. …
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- Application
Title:
- A Fast Simulating System for Realistic Motion and Realistic Appearance of Fluids
Session/Category Title: Simulation
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Abstract:
This sketch presents a system for fast generation of animations that include realistic motion of fluids that obey physical laws and feature shadow and caustics due to the refraction of light at the water’s surface. With this system, we can generate fluid animations easily and quickly.
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