Solid spaces and inverse particle systems for controlling the animation of gases and fluids |
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Authors: | David S. Ebert Wayne E. Carlson Richard E. Parent |
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Affiliation: | (1) Department of Computer and Information Science, The Ohio State University, 2036 Neil Avenue, 43210-1277 Columbus, OH, USA |
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Abstract: | This paper describes a new system for controlling the animation of gases, liquids, and volume density functions. This system is extremely powerful and flexible. It allows for the control of animation effects ranging from physically based motion of gases to the choreographed motion of gases. These techniques make extensive use of three-dimensional tables, including both flow vectors and motion functions for controlling gas animation. This new system uses aninverse particle system, where each point in three-dimensional screen space (image space discretized to pixel locations) is moved through a gas space to determine which portion of the gas occupies the current location in screen space. |
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Keywords: | Gaseous animation Gaseous phenomena Inverse particle systems Solid spaces Fog and steam |
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