A choreographic authoring system for character dance animation reflecting a user’s preference

A fat graph consists of nodes corresponding to poses in the given corpus of motion data and edges representing the groups of similar motion segments connecting the poses..

However, if the user can first edit the mo- tion by specifying new key poses, our system will then find the best timing of that new motion using physically based objectives

We performed a motion cap- ture session while wearing the shirt; the results of overlaying the accelerations read from the shirt and computed from the motion capture database are

A transition from physical simulation to motion editing (in this system a motion graph) can be made if the VHs pose is similar to a pose in a motion primitive of one the motion

The selection of the motion capture segment also helps resolve the composite camera-character motion ambiguity (Figure 2(b))—the system assumes that the root of the character

A prototype interactive animation system was implemented to generate full-body animations of a known locomotion type from finger walking by estimating the motion path of a

With these inputs, our system first performs a motion transfer step to deform the target model so that it perform similar motions specified by the source animation.. Next, we attempt

However, existing motion retrieval methods often place a large burden on animators, since they need to input motion as a query by figure drawing, or using motion capture devices..