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This paper focuses on a physically based non-rigid object model for the behavior of cloth, and its simulation with given forces and boundary conditions. The fundamental model is based on the equilibrium equation in the field of elasticity theory and on D’Alembert’s principle. The model is enhanced by taking account of the damping factor, the anisotropic factor, and the modified constitutive equations between strain and stress, specifically viscoelastic factors for both static and dynamic forces. These enhancements greatly increase the flexibility of the model, and result in a capability for expressing very natural “wrinkles” in cloth. Since this model inherently includes differentials with respect to time, animation is easily attained.
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Aono, M. (1990). A Wrinkle Propagation Model for Cloth. In: Chua, TS., Kunii, T.L. (eds) CG International ’90. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68123-6_7
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