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    This document provides information about a course on simulation and animation. It will cover key topics in computer animation including interpolation-based animation, motion capture, and animation based on physical simulation. Students will learn about modeling geometry over time, physics-based animation of fluids and deformable objects, and simulation techniques for rigid bodies, collision detection, deformable bodies using mass-spring systems and elasticity theory, and fluid simulation using the Navier-Stokes equations. The course schedule and exam information is also provided.

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    Simulation and Animation

    Introduction

    computer graphics & visualization

    Teaching
    Vertiefungsgebiet Praktische Informatik
    Computer Grafik und Visualisierung
    Winter term

    Summer term

    Visualization (3)
    Image Synthesis (3)

    Computer Graphics (4)


    Simulation & Animation (3)

    Seminars: Games Engine Design, Advanced Topics in CG and Visualization


    Practical: Videospielentwicklung in C++ und Direct3D10

    Bachelor/Master Theses & Project Works

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Simulation and Animation


    Schedule
    Monday:
    Tuesday:

    13:15 14:00, room MI 02.13.010


    15:30 17:00, room MI 02.13.010

    Announcements & course slides


    http://wwwcg.in.tum.de/teaching/teaching/
    summer-term-13/simulation-and-animation.html
    Password for *.zip files: Sim&Anim#2013

    Literature
    See website
    3

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Simulation and Animation


    Exam
    Oral (in German or English) or written (in English)
    (depends on the number of registrations)
    Registration required (TUMonline)
    Date to be announced (preferably between end of
    July and end of August)

    Contact
    E-Mail: [email protected]
    Room MI 02.13.053, office hours by appointment
    4

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Computer Animation
    'Animating' is moving something which can't
    move itself. Animation adds to graphics the
    dimension of time. In order to animate
    something, the animator has to be able to specify,
    either directly or indirectly, how the 'thing' is to
    move through time and space.

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Computer Animation
    Objectpositioning
    (Motion Control)

    Anima (lat.) Atem,


    Seele, Leben

    Environment
    (Light, Camera)

    Animation
    The art of breathing life into something

    Shape
    (Object model)
    6

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Computer Graphics Areas


    Modeling

    Animation

    The generation, representation, and


    modification of geometric shape on a
    computer

    The generation of dynamic scenes on


    a computer

    Image Synthesis
    The display of scenes on a
    computer

    Visualization

    Imaging and Computer Vision

    Methods to visually represent the


    information content within
    large-scale, multi-dimensional,
    and/or multi-modality data sets

    The manipulation of images and the


    extraction of object specific
    information from images
    7

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Computer Animation Approaches


    Interpolation-based animation (Keyframing):
    The animator draws key frames on a computer.
    The computer creates the in-between frames
    more or less automatically
    Motion capture: Models wear special badges
    that allow for tracking their motion by cameras
    Animation based on physical simulation:
    Computation of the motion of an object or
    structure based on the laws of physics
    8

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Computer Animation
    Relation to modeling
    Static modeling of geometry
    Modeling along time axis

    Relation to simulation
    Physics-based animation
    Fluids, deformable objects

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Simulation and Animation

    Content

    Animation process
    Keyframe interpolation
    Orientation (quaternions)
    Forward and Inverse Kinematics
    Motion capture
    Rigid body simulation
    Collision detection & response
    Deformable body simulation
    Mass spring systems
    Elasticity theory
    FEM

    Fluid simulation
    Navier-Stokes Equations
    Projection Method & FD
    SPH

    10

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Introduction
    Luxo Jr. (Die kleine Lampe) [Pixar, 1986]
    Modeling & Animation

    Rendering

    11

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Introduction
    Simulation
    of rigid and
    deformable
    bodies

    12

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Introduction
    Simulation
    of rigid and
    deformable
    bodies

    13

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Introduction
    Fluid simulation

    14

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

    Introduction
    Physics-based
    simulation

    15

    Simulation and Animation SS 2013


    Dr. Christian Dick Computer Graphics and Visualization Group

    computer graphics & visualization

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