Automated dance animation
摘要
說明書
A designer can access design tools of a system (e.g. design tools management interface 208 of application 104 or other such tools) to either create a computer animation model from the ground up (e.g. by creating a model in the system) or by modifying a framework that is made available to the designer. In some embodiments, this can involve a design user interface. As described above, such a user interface can include one or more windows for illustrating animations for a particular state-space, such that multiple animations for multiple different motion states of the computer animation model state-space are displayed on a screen at the same time in different windows, with probabilities and/or other design options for each state-space having input interfaces. Such a design interface can include options for selecting elements such as different skins, modifications to bones of a model or control points of a model, options to generate motion patterns for addition to a state space, or other such options.
In some embodiments, different computer animation models can be displayed in such an interface as tiles that describe a particular computer animation model. In addition to including computer animation details, such a display can include additional elements, such as inclusion of the animation as part of an augmented reality image, or as part of an overlay or modification to stored data. Such a display can thus show a single stored video clip in multiple windows of a display with different animations from one or more computer animation models included in each window.
