“Skinning Cats and Dogs Using Muscle Deformations” by Rijpkema and Green – ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

“Skinning Cats and Dogs Using Muscle Deformations” by Rijpkema and Green

  • 2001 SIGGRAPH Image Not Available

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    Skinning Cats and Dogs Using Muscle Deformations

Session/Category Title:   Fuzzy Creatures


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    Production & Animation

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    This sketch describes the techniques used for deforming animal models of cats and dogs. The process is anatomical in nature, using a rigid skeleton upon which muscles are placed. The deformations of the muscles are driven by the animation of the skeleton and in turn used to drive the deformation of a skin model. The process is entirely interactive, and the artist is given numerous controls to alter the output of the simulation.


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