Animating skin

Animated character = A Skeleton + a Mesh

- We saw haw to pose/animate skeleton
- Objective: How to deform the surounding mesh given the skeleton

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1 - Character Animation

2 - How to deform/animate character

3 - How to deform/animate character

4 - How to deform/animate character

5 - Character Animation

6 - Skeleton structure

7 - Encoding hierarchical skeleton

8 - Forward kinematics

10 - Inverse Kinematics

11 - IK Example with two bones

12 - Inverse Kinematics

13 - Inverse Kinematics

14 - Inverse Kinematics

15 - Inverse Kinematics

16 - Blending skeleton animation

17 - Motion graphs

18 - Controlers

19 - Motion transfert

20 - Animation design

21 - Skeletal animation and learning

22 - Character Animation

23 - Animating skin

24 - Brute force physically-based modeling

25 - Geometrical approach: Rigid Skinning

26 - Geometrical approach: Rigid Skinning

27 - Rigid skinning pro/cons

28 - Smooth skinning

29 - Smooth skinning - formulation

30 - Skinning Weights

31 - Linear Blend Skinning

32 - Improving LBS

33 - 1. Skinning Interpolation

34 - Dual quaternion

35 - Dual quaternion

36 - Dual Quaternion Skinning (DQS)

37 - Dual Quaternion VS LBS

38 - 2. Volume preserving skinning

39 - Geometrical constant volume skinning

40 - 3. Improving rigidity and avoiding self collision

41 - Implicit Skinning