论文信息 - Dynamic Simulation of Human Diving and Splashing Fluids

Dynamic Simulation of Human Diving and Splashing Fluids

SUMMARY Physically based simulation of 10 meter platform dives from the initial stance of a human diver to the splash at water entry. A dynamic model and control system are used to generate the motion of the diver. The dynamics of incompressible fluids and particle systems are combined to produce the splash.

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