Real-time motion effect enhancement based on fluid dynamics in figure animation
Tianchen Xu, Enhua Wu, Mo Chen, Ming Xie · 2011
In fast figure animation, motion blur is often employed to generate fantastic effects of figure motion, for exaggerating the atmosphere one wants to convey. In the previous works for long time, the solution based on certain kind of image blending in terms of hardware or software, was simply adopted. In order to provide high standard of motion blur effect, methods based on 3D geometry of the motion figure with global illumination become gradually in demand. However, the computation cost to meet such demand is very high and it is hard to achieve real time rendering.