Computer readable medium for modifying an animation wire frame
AssigneeAT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P.
InventorJoern Ostermann
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Abstract
An animation wireframe is modified with three-dimensional (3D) range and color data having a corresponding shape surface. The animation wireframe is vertically scaled based on distances between consecutive features within the 3D range and color data and corresponding distances within the generic animation wireframe. For each animation wireframe point, the location of the animation wireframe point is adjusted to coincide with a point on the shape surface. The shape surface point lies along a scaling line connecting the animation wireframe point, the shape surface point and an origin point. The scaling line is within a horizontal point.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- receiving an animation wireframe with three-dimensional range data and color data;
- and
- scaling the animation wireframe proportionally based on a plurality of distances between feature pairs within a plurality of features, the plurality of features being within the three-dimensional range data, and based on the color data.
A system, comprising:
- a processor;
- a first module configured to control the processor to receive an animation wireframe having three-dimensional range data and color data;
- and
- a second module configured to control the processor to scale the animation wireframe proportionally based on a plurality of distances between feature pairs within a plurality of features, the plurality of features being within the three-dimensional range data, and based on the color data.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for a computing device to process an animation wireframe, the instructions comprising:
- receiving an animation wireframe having three-dimensional range data and color data;
- and
- scaling the animation wireframe proportionally based on a plurality of distances between feature pairs within a plurality of features, the plurality of features being within the three-dimensional range data, and based on the color data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.