“A procedural approach to modeling impact damage” by Eberle, Havok and O’Sullivan
Conference:
Type(s):
Title:
- A procedural approach to modeling impact damage
Session/Category Title: Modeling & Collision
Presenter(s)/Author(s):
Abstract:
A simple non-physical approach to modeling a subset of impact damage effects on brittle objects.
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4. SMITH, J., WITKEN, A., AND BARAFF, D. 2000. Fast and Controllable Simulation of the Shattering of Brittle Objects. Graphics Interface p. 27–34.
