H. Noser and D. Thalmann. Sensor based synthetic actors in a tennis game simulation. In Computer Graphics International'97, pages 189--198, Hasselt, Belgium, June 1997. IEEE Computer Society Press. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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H. Noser and D. Thalmann. Sensor based synthetic actors in a tennis game simulation. In Computer Graphics International'97; IEEE Computer Society Press: Hasselt, Belgium, June 1997; pp 189-198.
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