论文信息 - A Human Movement Language for Computer Animation

A Human Movement Language for Computer Animation

Seven different methods used for specifying human movement are considered: ideographic notation, animation chart, specialised dance languages, natural language, numerical description, demonstration and muscle tension. The prospects of adapting each of them for computer input are discussed. The NUDES language (Numeric Utility Displaying Ellipsoid Solids, version 3) is described and related to this discussion. Current problems with movement specification are also discussed.

Don Herbison-Evans | D. Herbison-Evans

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