A physically-based particle model of woven cloth

Breen, David E.; House, Donald H.; Getto, Phillip H.

doi:10.1007/bf01897114

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“…Recent advances in geometric methods can make realistic fine details in almost real time [26,39]. During the last decade, the methods using the principles of mechanics have attracted much interest and a diversity of physical models are proposed, e.g., the mass-spring models [79,36], the particle models [13,14,31] and the elasticity-based models [4,33,93]. A classic work in this class is presented by Baraff and Witkin [9] in which a computational framework for cloth simulation based on an implicit integration method with a large time step is proposed.…”

Section: Drapingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A survey on CAD methods in 3D garment design

Liu

Zhang²,

Yuen

2010

Computers in Industry

141

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Section: Drapingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A survey on CAD methods in 3D garment design

Liu

Zhang²,

Yuen

2010

Computers in Industry

141

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“…House [32] presented a dynamic version of the simulation. Finally, Breen [33] developed the particle method for fabric.…”

Section: Review On Deformation Model Of Fabricmentioning

confidence: 99%

Distortion Theory of Stereographic Draping with Flexible Fabric on Surface of Constant Curvature

2006

Sen-i Gakkaishi

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The 3-D to 2-D surface unfolding problem is known as draping in the apparel industry. In practice, draping involves distance and area distortion, but the quest of a systematic method to calculate the distortion has not been satisfied. Stereographic Draping (SD) is used to derive the distortion property with respect to the surface of constant curvature. In the Stereographic Draping, the position of a point, s, on a 3-D garment surface is mapped to the image, q, on the 2-D flat pattern based on the calculation of the distance of s with respect to two reference points available on the flat pattern. Generally, the fitting of the flexible fabric on a surface depends on the intrinsic structure of the surface and mechanical properties of the fabric. Correspondingly the Stereographic Draping composes of two components. Since the deformed state is effectively a change in the position on the surface patch with respect to the relaxed state, the unfolding map is a composite function of the geometric component and the mechanical component. In this article, the theoretical analysis provides the distortion properties on distance and area when direct measurement and positioning from the garment surface of constant curvature is transferred to the flat pattern.

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“…However, their computational complexity is still quite expensive for real-time applications. Despite the computational complexity issues, these methods have been widely applied to implement the behaviors of clothes [2,3], human tissues [4,5], muscles [6,7], and so on. Alternatively, FFD (Free Form Deformation) based methods also have been used for the modeling and animation of complex and highly meshed 3D objects due to its fast real-time performance, even though it is not a fully physics based approach.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Enhanced FFD-AABB Collision Algorithm for Deformable Objects

Jeon¹,

Choi

Hong³

2012

Journal of Information Processing Systems

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Abstract-Unlike FEM (Finite Element Method), which provides an accurate deformation of soft objects, FFD (Free Form Deformation) based methods have been widely used for a quick and responsive representation of deformable objects in real-time applications such as computer games, animations, or simulations. The FFD-AABB (Free Form Deformation Axis Aligned Bounding Box) algorithm was also suggested to address the collision handling problems between deformable objects at an interactive rate. This paper proposes an enhanced FFD-AABB algorithm to improve the frame rate of simulation by adding the bounding sphere based collision test between 3D deformable objects. We provide a comparative analysis with previous methods and the result of proposed method shows about an 85% performance improvement.

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A physically-based particle model of woven cloth

Cited by 112 publications

References 45 publications

A survey on CAD methods in 3D garment design

A survey on CAD methods in 3D garment design

Distortion Theory of Stereographic Draping with Flexible Fabric on Surface of Constant Curvature

Enhanced FFD-AABB Collision Algorithm for Deformable Objects

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