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Mostly to show off some results of the cloth simulator I've been
working on... What do you think of the table cloth?
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> What do you think of the table cloth?
Looks like plastic or stiff canvas.
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Kari Kivisalo http://www.kivisalo.net
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> Mostly to show off some results of the cloth simulator I've been
> working on... What do you think of the table cloth?
I like this.
Are you modelling physical behaviour of the cloth ?
Will the cloth obey gravity if you tilt the table ?
Tor Olav
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Kari Kivisalo wrote:
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> > What do you think of the table cloth?
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> Looks like plastic or stiff canvas.
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True, it depends on the parameters you feed the system (I'll post
another image tomorrow with greatly different parameters, I would have
posted it today, but it needs some pretty heavy antialiasing and it
hadn't finished when I left this morning).
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Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
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> I like this.
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> Are you modelling physical behaviour of the cloth ?
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Yes
> Will the cloth obey gravity if you tilt the table ?
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Yes it will. I can also put the cloth in a more complex environment and
it'll adapt to whatever I put in there (I'll post an example tomorrow).
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Wonderful work, Jerome. :) I can't wait to see more, and get my hands on
what you use to make this.
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> Mostly to show off some results of the cloth simulator I've been
> working on... What do you think of the table cloth?
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looks good, although the cloth seems quite stiff.
There seem to be at least two triangular shadow segments indicating that
it's a mesh, but i suspect you could increase resolution if necessary.
Is the simulator coded in POV or some external program ?
Christoph
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
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> looks good, although the cloth seems quite stiff.
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Well, the parameters can be changed...
> There seem to be at least two triangular shadow segments indicating that
> it's a mesh, but i suspect you could increase resolution if necessary.
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It is a mesh and yes you could increase the resolution but of course
this would slow down the simulator a lot (unless you up the resolution
afterwards)
> Is the simulator coded in POV or some external program ?
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It's an external C++ program. I'm afraid it would be *very* slow if it
was to be coded in POV...
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> Yes it will. I can also put the cloth in a more complex environment and
> it'll adapt to whatever I put in there (I'll post an example tomorrow).
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Does it detect self-collision?
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> It is a mesh and yes you could increase the resolution but
> of course this would slow down the simulator a lot (unless
> you up the resolution afterwards)
That's probably worth considering, but how slow exactly are things ?
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> > Is the simulator coded in POV or some external program ?
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> It's an external C++ program. I'm afraid it would be *very*
> slow if it was to be coded in POV...
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I understand that, will you publish it when it's ready ?
Christoph
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