Differencing and Merging for 3D Animation Revision Control

Figure 15: The left image shows the original paper- sketched image; the right images show the extracted strokes after merging.. Figure 16: The left image shows the original

Image features extraction is semi-automatic and the dummy model is represented with a very low level of detail, but this is a simple example of registered images used for

Figure 1: Left: regular simulation meshes created with our method on separate parts of the visual mesh.. Middle

- A method to compare different versions of the data and to identify differences between them, - A method for merging these different versions of the data in a meaningful

A Differencing Method for Animation Revision Control We propose introducing version control techniques for 3D com- puter animation systems, specifically focusing on the ‘diff’

Para enfati- zar las diferentes características y mejorar la visualización también soporta la funcionalidad de planos de recorte y se ha diseñado el cauce para permitir el

Figure 1: Overview of the generation of multi-scale procedural animations of biological fibrous

Our approach follows the idea of Breslav et al. [BSM ∗ 07], who stylizes 3D animations using 2D patterns that approximate object motion with similarity transforms. Their main idea