Fleshing: Spine-driven Bending with Local Volume Preservation

Several design and animation techniques use a one‐dimensional proxy C (a spine curve in 3D) to control the deformation or behavior of a digital model of a 3D shape S. We propose a modification of these “skinning” techniques that ensures local volume preservation, which is important for the physical...

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Veröffentlicht in:Computer graphics forum Jg. 32; H. 2pt3; S. 295 - 304
Hauptverfasser: Zhuo, Wei, Rossignac, Jarek
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Abstract Several design and animation techniques use a one‐dimensional proxy C (a spine curve in 3D) to control the deformation or behavior of a digital model of a 3D shape S. We propose a modification of these “skinning” techniques that ensures local volume preservation, which is important for the physical plausibility of digital simulations. In the proposed “fleshing” techniques, as input, we consider a smooth spine C0, a model S0 of a solid that lies “sufficiently close” to C0, and a deformed version C1 of C0 that is “not overly bent”. (We provide a precise characterization of these restrictions.) As output, we produce a bijective mapping M, that maps any point X of S onto a point M(X) of M(S). M satisfies two properties: (1) The closest projection of X on C0 and of M(X) on C1 have the same arc length parameter. (2) U and M(U) have the same volume, where U is any subset of S. We provide three different closed form expressions for radial, normal and binormal fleshing and discuss the details of their practical real‐time implementation.
AbstractList Several design and animation techniques use a one‐dimensional proxy C (a spine curve in 3D) to control the deformation or behavior of a digital model of a 3D shape S. We propose a modification of these “skinning” techniques that ensures local volume preservation, which is important for the physical plausibility of digital simulations. In the proposed “fleshing” techniques, as input, we consider a smooth spine C 0 , a model S 0 of a solid that lies “sufficiently close” to C 0 , and a deformed version C 1 of C 0 that is “not overly bent”. (We provide a precise characterization of these restrictions.) As output, we produce a bijective mapping M, that maps any point X of S onto a point M(X) of M(S). M satisfies two properties: (1) The closest projection of X on C 0 and of M(X) on C 1 have the same arc length parameter. (2) U and M(U) have the same volume, where U is any subset of S. We provide three different closed form expressions for radial, normal and binormal fleshing and discuss the details of their practical real‐time implementation.
Several design and animation techniques use a one‐dimensional proxy C (a spine curve in 3D) to control the deformation or behavior of a digital model of a 3D shape S. We propose a modification of these “skinning” techniques that ensures local volume preservation, which is important for the physical plausibility of digital simulations. In the proposed “fleshing” techniques, as input, we consider a smooth spine C0, a model S0 of a solid that lies “sufficiently close” to C0, and a deformed version C1 of C0 that is “not overly bent”. (We provide a precise characterization of these restrictions.) As output, we produce a bijective mapping M, that maps any point X of S onto a point M(X) of M(S). M satisfies two properties: (1) The closest projection of X on C0 and of M(X) on C1 have the same arc length parameter. (2) U and M(U) have the same volume, where U is any subset of S. We provide three different closed form expressions for radial, normal and binormal fleshing and discuss the details of their practical real‐time implementation.
Several design and animation techniques use a one-dimensional proxy C (a spine curve in 3D) to control the deformation or behavior of a digital model of a 3D shape S. We propose a modification of these "skinning" techniques that ensures local volume preservation, which is important for the physical plausibility of digital simulations. In the proposed "fleshing" techniques, as input, we consider a smooth spine C0, a model S0 of a solid that lies "sufficiently close" to C0, and a deformed version C1 of C0 that is "not overly bent". (We provide a precise characterization of these restrictions.) As output, we produce a bijective mapping M, that maps any point X of S onto a point M(X) of M(S). M satisfies two properties: (1) The closest projection of X on C0 and of M(X) on C1 have the same arc length parameter. (2) U and M(U) have the same volume, where U is any subset of S. We provide three different closed form expressions for radial, normal and binormal fleshing and discuss the details of their practical real-time implementation. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Author Rossignac, Jarek
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Title Fleshing: Spine-driven Bending with Local Volume Preservation
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