Russell Turner and Enrico Gobbetti. Interactive construction and animation of layered elastically deformable characters. Computer Graphics Forum, 17(2):135--152, 1998. ISSN 1067-7055. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Turner R, Gobbetti E, "Interactive Construction and Animation of Layered Elastically Deformable Characters", Computer Graphics Forum, 17(2), pp. 135152 (1998). Blackwell Publishers. ISSN 1067-7055. Giang, Mooney, Peters, O Sullivan / ALOHA: Towards A New Framework
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