Methods and apparatuses for controlling transformation of two and three-dimensional images
AssigneeHaptek, Inc.
InventorsChristopher D. Shaw, Orion Wilson
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AssigneeHaptek, Inc.
InventorsChristopher D. Shaw, Orion Wilson
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Methods and apparatuses described herein automate and confer additive properties to morphs (modification of a starting graphical image to a destination graphical image). The enhanced automated additive morphs created by this invention extend the currently limited scope of animation techniques, creating: moving morphs, where characters can speak, move, and emote during the morphing process; parametric character creation, where features can be sequentially added to a character to create a wide variety of resulting characters; behavioral transference, where character behavior can be automatically transferred to newly created characters, and behavioral layering whereby sequential behavior patterns can be concurrently transferred or imparted to a character. The present invention allows an animator to create, animate, control and transform two and three dimensional images instantaneously and fluidly. The invention provides a superior solution at significantly less cost which extends the range and properties of existing state of the art animation.
A communication system, comprising:
A method of modifying a starting graphical image comprising:
A method of modifying a starting graphical image comprising:
A method of modifying a graphical image comprising:
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