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“A Realistic Multi-scale Surface-based Cloth Appearance Model”

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    A Realistic Multi-scale Surface-based Cloth Appearance Model

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    We present a multi-scale, surface-based cloth appearance model which is efficient and photo-realistic. We propose a comprehensive micro-scale model focusing on correct parallax effects and a practical meso-scale integration scheme, emphasizing efficiency while losslessly preserving accurate highlights and self-shadowing. Our multi-scale model achieves a 30x acceleration compared to the state of the art.

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