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Archive of posts filed under the Research category.
Academic work and research.
Thesis: Fluid Morphing for 2D Animations
In June 2014 I defended my Master’s Thesis: Fluid Morphing for 2D Animations. The thesis includes a C++ library and demo programs that allow arbitrary *.PNG images to be morphed in a fluid and fully automated fashion. The paper can be accessed here: http://atomorph.org/thesis.pdf The source code can be downloaded from here. It is also …
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Seminar Report: Fluid Morphing for 2D Animations
This study investigated the hypothetical possibilities for image morphing that could be applied to animations used in computer games. The motivation was to take advantage of fluid dynamics in hope of achieving more natural looking interpolations. Seminar Report: Fluid Morphing for 2D Animations
Perlin Noise Generator
As raster data consumes a lot of memory it is not always optimal to store the data that only represents randomly generated textures. Instead these textures could be generated on demand which exposes the concept of procedural generation. Generation of such textures is rather slow but turns out that it could be optimized by the …
Random World Generator
Bachelor’s Thesis Erich Erstu Resume The aim of this work is to find an easy to use solution to a more common problem – generating random world maps that could be used in computer games. As a constraint the desirable maps would be of an Earth type planet including its heightmap, bodies of water and …