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View all- Lemonari MBlanco RCharalambous PPelechano NAvraamides MPettré JChrysanthou Y(2022)Authoring Virtual Crowds: A SurveyComputer Graphics Forum10.1111/cgf.1450641:2(677-701)Online publication date: 24-May-2022
Avatar customization based on human body measurements
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Customization of a virtual human plays an important role in human body modeling and simulation for various applications. Rather than having to create models with different body shape and size for a specific application, by using customization method a generic model can be modified based on some parameters. This paper presents a novel method to modify a generic model (avatar) based on standard human body measurements. Different from [Kasap and Magnenat-Thalmann 2009] and [Seo and Magnenat-Thalmann 2003] which use Free-Form Deformation and RBF-based deformation, our method modifies the avatar by scaling the vertices globally and locally, hence it is faster than those methods, and nevertheless is able to produce a natural-looking result.
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[1]
Kasap, M., and Magnenat-Thalmann, N. 2009. Sizing Avatars from Skin Weights. In Proceedings of VRST (Virtual Reality Software and Technology) 2009, ACM, 123--126.
[2]
Seo, H., and Magnenat-Thalmann, N. 2003. An Automatic Modeling of Human Bodies from Sizing Parameters. In Proceedings of I3D (Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics) 2003, ACM, 19--26.
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View all- Lemonari MBlanco RCharalambous PPelechano NAvraamides MPettré JChrysanthou Y(2022)Authoring Virtual Crowds: A SurveyComputer Graphics Forum10.1111/cgf.1450641:2(677-701)Online publication date: 24-May-2022
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