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Faking Dynamics of Ropes and Springs

This article presents a method to model flexible linear bodies: ropes, cords, springs, and the like, for animation production. The resulting models can easily be animated in a manner that convincingly fakes dynamic behavior. The models were animated using the keyframe animation system, which provides traditional spline-based control of the models' animatable parameters.

Ronen Barzel | Ronen Barzel

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