A More Practical Automatic Dressing Method for Clothes Animation
Hanwen Li, Zilong Liu, Wenting Wang · 2016
With its more realistic simulation effects, the dynamic-based three dimensional clothes animation technique has very broad applications in e-commerce, virtual reality. As an essential part of clothes animation, the dressing process also has important impact to the overall system performance and applicability. Especially in the virtual network dressing room of clothes e-commerce system, it is still a problem how to dress various clothes more simply and efficiently. By reusing the collision detection module in our clothes animation system, this paper proposes an automatic dressing method, which greatly reduces the workload of programming. More importantly, compared with other existing dressing technologies, our proposed method is more easy to implement, operate, and can meet the needs of network virtual fitting for common consumers more practically.