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Damien Rohmer, Karim Salem, Niranjan Kalyanasundaram, Victor Zordan
Dynamic Skinning adds controllable secondary motion to rigged characters by filtering recent skeletal motion and applying stylized deformations to an already-skinned mesh, rather than simulating physics. Its damped response can continue after movement stops, unlike drag alone. The paper reports 0.00003 ms per polygon per frame versus CODY’s 0.05; maximum model sizes differ, so this is not an equal-workload comparison.
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