Splicing Upper-Body Actions with Locomotion

This paper presents a simple and efficient technique for synthesizing high-fidelity motions by attaching, or splicing, the upper-body action of one motion example to the lower-body locomotion of another. Existing splicing algorithms do little more than copy degrees of freedom (DOFs) from one motion onto another. This na

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2006
• Where: CGF
• Authors: Rachel Heck, Lucas Kovar, Michael Gleicher
• Keywords: CGF 2006, Example Motions, Lower-body Locomotion, Upper-body Action