“Localized volume preservation for simulation and animation” by Punak and Peters
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- Localized volume preservation for simulation and animation
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Exact physical behavior of objects can enhance the realism of an- imations and reduce the animators work by suggesting a default behavior. As illustrated in the Figure above, preserving the volume under constraints can be an intriguing addition to the animator’s tool chest. Here we show how to keep some geometry of a de- formable (two-manifold, water-tight) object fixed and have other parts of the object move without changing its volume.
References:
1. Gonzalez-Ochoa, C., McCammon, S., and Peters, J. 1998. Computing moments of objects enclosed by piecewise polynomial surfaces. ACM Trans. Graph. 17, 3, 143–157.
