Difference between revisions of "September 11th, 2013 at 5:00pm PDT, Agenda and Minutes"
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| − | Attendees: Joe Williams, Myeong Won Lee, | + | Attendees: Joe Williams, Myeong Won Lee, Don Brutzman, William Glascoe, |
1. The descriptions about the presentation files at the SC24 meeting 2013 in Sydney. | 1. The descriptions about the presentation files at the SC24 meeting 2013 in Sydney. | ||
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A PDF file describing the procedure is on the H-Anim wiki at: | A PDF file describing the procedure is on the H-Anim wiki at: | ||
http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#Procedure_for_H-Anim_character_design | http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#Procedure_for_H-Anim_character_design | ||
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| + | The last picture in the brief is an example of why humanoid characters should be built in to realistic sizes. | ||
| + | 3DS Max will help you create a skeleton to human scale (Forward Kinetics Inverse Kinetics FKIK chain; for a biped); Maya too. | ||
| + | 3DS just has bones in the UI and don't mention joints or joint centers (it is hidden from the user) but Maya does mention joints. | ||
| + | Consider adding site locations because they can be important for sensor and viewpoints as you work with it. | ||
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3. H-Anim wrl to x3d converter (test version) | 3. H-Anim wrl to x3d converter (test version) | ||
- Conversion from H-Anim WRL to H-Anim X3D | - Conversion from H-Anim WRL to H-Anim X3D | ||
| − | - Requirement for H-Anim WRL: unit and length, names of joints and segments, center of each joint | + | - Requirement for H-Anim WRL: unit and length, names of joints and segments, center of each joint |
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The conversion program and example character data are on the H-Anim wiki at: | The conversion program and example character data are on the H-Anim wiki at: | ||
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http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#H-Anim_wrl_to_x3d_converter | http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#H-Anim_wrl_to_x3d_converter | ||
The converter program was developed with Visual C++ and glut. | The converter program was developed with Visual C++ and glut. | ||
| − | The 10 characters were converted with this program. | + | The 10 characters were converted with this program. |
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| + | What would I do different if I started all over? | ||
| + | Placing the center in a realistic center in the model | ||
| + | For example, Sacroiliac position (usage of scale factor = 0.25 to shrink it) | ||
| + | The humanoid root is the parent of all the joints -- looks like it in there now. | ||
| + | Feed animations to it without editing. | ||
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4. Data format for the Interchange of Fingerprint, Facial, and Other Biometric Information, NIST, special publication 500-290 version 2 (2013) | 4. Data format for the Interchange of Fingerprint, Facial, and Other Biometric Information, NIST, special publication 500-290 version 2 (2013) | ||
- Posted by William Glascoe | - Posted by William Glascoe | ||
Revision as of 17:59, 11 September 2013
Attendees: Joe Williams, Myeong Won Lee, Don Brutzman, William Glascoe,
1. The descriptions about the presentation files at the SC24 meeting 2013 in Sydney.
http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#ISO_Meeting
2. Procedure for designing an H-Anim character with a general design tool
A PDF file describing the procedure is on the H-Anim wiki at: http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#Procedure_for_H-Anim_character_design
The last picture in the brief is an example of why humanoid characters should be built in to realistic sizes. 3DS Max will help you create a skeleton to human scale (Forward Kinetics Inverse Kinetics FKIK chain; for a biped); Maya too. 3DS just has bones in the UI and don't mention joints or joint centers (it is hidden from the user) but Maya does mention joints. Consider adding site locations because they can be important for sensor and viewpoints as you work with it.
3. H-Anim wrl to x3d converter (test version)
- Conversion from H-Anim WRL to H-Anim X3D - Requirement for H-Anim WRL: unit and length, names of joints and segments, center of each joint
The conversion program and example character data are on the H-Anim wiki at:
http://web3d.org/wiki/index.php/H-Anim#H-Anim_wrl_to_x3d_converter
The converter program was developed with Visual C++ and glut. The 10 characters were converted with this program.
What would I do different if I started all over? Placing the center in a realistic center in the model For example, Sacroiliac position (usage of scale factor = 0.25 to shrink it) The humanoid root is the parent of all the joints -- looks like it in there now. Feed animations to it without editing.
4. Data format for the Interchange of Fingerprint, Facial, and Other Biometric Information, NIST, special publication 500-290 version 2 (2013) - Posted by William Glascoe
5. Other topics
6. Scheduling next meeting
(4th Mon) September 23rd at 5:00pm PDT (24th, 9:00am KST) OR (1st Wed) October 2nd at 5:00pm PDT (3rd, 9:00am KST)
