“Real-time non photorealistic paint spreading using stencil volumes” by Bosch
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- Real-time non photorealistic paint spreading using stencil volumes
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I borrow the concept of a stencil volume from shadow volumes and apply it to the simulation of a fluid spreading on a surface, without resorting to a texture-based approach. I introduce stencil paint volumes that grow in real-time using a physically-based system. Points inside the paint volumes are rendered in color, and those outside in black-and-white. This mimics the known artistic effect of a monochrome image with colored highlights to emphasize certain areas, found in painting, film and other media.
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3. Praun, E., Hoppe, H., Webb, M., And Finkelstein, A. 2001. Real-time hatching. In Proceedings of ACM SIGGRAPH 2001, ACM Press, New York, NY, USA, 581.
