A simple method for extracting the natural beauty of hair
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Maximizing visual effect is a major problem in real-time animation. A real-time hair animation framework was proposed in [9, 10] based on 2D representation and texture mapping. One problem is that it lacks of the volumetric effect due to its 2D nature. This paper presents a technique using the U-shape strip to solve the problem.