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Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH/Eurographics Symposium on Computer Animation
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We present a hair model together with rendering algorithmssuitable for real-time rendering. In our approach,we take into account the major lighting factors contributingto a realistic appearance of human hair: anisotropicreflection and self-shadowing. To deal with the geometriccomplexity of human hair, we combine single hair fibersinto hair wisps, which are represented by textured trianglestrips. Our rendering algorithms use OpenGL extensions toachieve real-time performance on recent commodity graphicsboards. We demonstrate the applicability of our hairmodel for a variety of different hairstyles.