Publication

Computer graphics and animation

Daniel Thalmann
1989
Journal paper

Abstract

This article surveys the theory and techniques of computer graphics and animation. The main topics are modeling primitives, transformations and colors, visible surface algorithms, light and shadows, ray-tracing, texture, phenomena modeling, principles of computer animation, classification of computer animation methods, key-frame animation, and animation of synthetic actors.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/98751?ln=en

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