"Rune" <run### [at] inamecom> wrote in message
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> My code is very complex, messy, and a work in progress, so I won't make it
> available anytime soon. But you can see a simple IK function in
> povray.binaries.scene-files
> Look after a message by me called "IK Leg" from September 24 2000.

Thanks

Andy Cocker

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Looks good, but there should definitely be up-and-down movement in
Al's body.  To look realistic, at the times both feet are in the air,
the body should accelerate down by 490cm/sec; when he has a foot on
the ground, the body should accelerate upward by the exact amount to
restore the original position and upward momentum.

Regards,
John
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That set of rotoscopes from Muybridge is what I called the "geeky" runner.
There is another one of a guy with a mustache that made a much cooler anim
when I was playing with Hash A:M.  I'm sure that most runner's hips go way up
& down when they run.


Rune wrote:

> > Exactly what was ingo's reference material?
>
> http://web.inter.nl.net/users/anima/chronoph/motion/index.htm

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