Reproduction of the behavior of the wet cloths taking the atmospheric pressure into account

Authors:
Wataru Yamada;Taichi Watanabe;Masanori Kakimoto;Koji Mikami;Ryota Takeuchi
Affiliations:
Tokyo University of Technology;Tokyo University of Technology;Tokyo University of Technology;Tokyo University of Technology;Silicon Studio Corporation
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Posters
Year:
2013

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Abstract

The property of cloth changes when it gets wet. Especially, wet cloth sticks to objects being touched. When expressing a wet cloth in computer graphics, pseudo representation is often used. As existing research, [Gascon et al. 2010] added a constrain to the part of cloth where it touches the base object. This constraint is a force which makes the cloth continue sticking to the position while the cloth is touching. In real-world situations, however, such sticking forces act even on the part which stays off the base.