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Human Animation for Interactive Systems: Reconciling High-Performance and High-Quality

Human Animation for Interactive Systems: Reconciling High-Performance and High-Quality. Michael Gleicher and the UW Graphics Group University of Wisconsin- Madison www.cs.wisc.edu/~gleicher www.cs.wisc.edu/graphics. The Vision: Virtual Experiences. Simulate Experiences

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Intro to Motion

Intro to Motion. What is Motion?. Motion : A change in position of an object compared to a reference point Motion involves all of the following: You fill in the blank!. Event that involves a change in the position or location of something. . Definition of Motion. Motion is Relative.

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Good Afternoon

Good Afternoon. Have out your analysis questions Act. 73 pg. E-6& 74 #1-5 pg. E-10 Have your Science Books and pen/pencil ready to begin class! Books should be open to pg. E-6-make sure your data table of the vehicle features is stapled in your journal!. Agenda. Objective

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An Adaptive Compulsory Protocol for Basic Communication in Ad-hoc Mobile Networks

An Adaptive Compulsory Protocol for Basic Communication in Ad-hoc Mobile Networks. Ioannis Chatzigiannakis Sotiris Nikoletseas. April 2002. I. Chatzigiannakis - S. Nikoletseas. Ad-Hoc Mobile Networks.

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Snap Together Motion : Assembling Run-Time Animation

Snap Together Motion : Assembling Run-Time Animation. Michael Gleicher Hyun Joon Shin Lucas Kovar Andrew Jepsen University of Wisconsin. Virtual Environment. demand on motion synthesis motion quality control little run time overload. Virtual Environment. demand on motion synthesis

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POSITION, VELOCITY, & ACCELERATION

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Speed. Speed is the distance an object moves in a particular amount of time. How far you go and how long it takes to get there (in reduced form). Calculate Speed. Distance /Time (distance divided by time) Try some: calculate the speed. Answers. Average Speed.

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Animating reactive motion using momentum-based inverse kinematics

Animating reactive motion using momentum-based inverse kinematics. CASA 2005. Animating reactive motion using momentum-based inverse kinematics. Taku Komura S.L. Ho W.H. Lau Department of Computer Science City University of Hong Kong. Outline. Introduction Generating Reactive Motions

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Activity 75 Follow-up:

Activity 75 Follow-up:. Major Concepts The motion of an object can be described by its position, direction of motion, and speed. Motion can be measured and represented on a graph Average speed =. Total distance Total time. Analysis:.

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Motion Graph for Crowd

Motion Graph for Crowd. Tao Yu. Problem Description. Given a set of characters and a set of constraints. The constraints could be: Character pose. Position (p) and Orientation ( ? ). Time interval [t a , t b ] in which the configuratoin should be obtained (possibly t a =t b ).

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Warm Up

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SPEED

SPEED. Speed. Speed is the distance an object moves in a particular amount of time. OR How far you go and how long it takes to get there. How to find the speed of an object or a person:. Calculate Speed. Distance /Time (distance divided by time) Try some: calculate the speed. Answers.

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Motion Graph for Crowd

Motion Graph for Crowd. Tao Yu. Problem Description. Given a set of characters and a set of constraints. The constraints could be: Character pose. Position (p) and Orientation ( ? ). Time interval [t a , t b ] in which the configuratoin should be obtained (possibly t a =t b ).

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Motion Graphs

Motion Graphs. Davey Krill May 3, 2006. Overview: Project 2. MotionTestBed Framework Motion Graph for 2 motion clips Finding candidate transitions Selecting transition points Creating Transitions (linear blending) Goal / Testing / Results Project 3. Motion Framework.

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Distance, Speed, and Velocity

Distance, Speed, and Velocity. Laura LeMay. Distance. numerical description of how far apart objects are from each other. SPEED. * Rate at which object moves * most commonly measured by meters per second. Constant speed.

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Graphing Motion

Graphing Motion. You can show the motion of an object on a line graph. Time is on the X-axis (horizontal) and distance is on the Y-axis (vertical). The 2 numbers are called coordinates of the point. Moving Man: http://www.mste.uiuc.edu/Murphy/MovingMan/MovingMan.html. Graphing Constant Motion.

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Graphing Motion

Graphing Motion. You can show the motion of an object on a line graph. Time is on the X-axis (horizontal) and distance is on the Y-axis (vertical). The 2 numbers are called coordinates of the point. Moving Man: http://www.mste.uiuc.edu/Murphy/MovingMan/MovingMan.html. Graphing Constant Motion.

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Negative Velocity and Motionless Objects

Negative Velocity and Motionless Objects. Position-Time Graph: Motionless. If the line is straight then there is no slope No speed it is motionless The distance stays the same as time goes by because it is not moving. ( 1,50). (9,50). 0. 50-50. 0 m/s. =. =. Y=. 9-1. 8. velocity.

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