MANO hand model in PyTorch (anatomy consistent, anchors, etc)
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linear-blend-skinning
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Library to Compute Centres of Rotation for Optimised Centres of Rotation Skinning by Le and Hodgins 2016 "Real-time Skeletal Skinning with Optimized Centers of Rotation"
cplusplus glsl reimplementation skeletal-animation glsl-shaders skinning linear-blend-skinning dual-quaternion-skinning disney-research optimised-centres-of-rotation le-and-hodgins
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skeletal-animation mano 3d-animation smpl linear-blend-skinning flame-head smpl-model smpl-body mano-hand
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Master semester project in computer graphics, implementation of Rodolphe Vaillant's thesis in MATLAB and C++
opengl skeletal-animation bones skinning linear-blend-skinning implicit-skinning dual-quaternion-skinning
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A 100% compatiable SMPL,SMPL-H,SMPL-X model implemention in C++ with CUDA support. Same api with python smplx.
cpp torch cpp17 human-pose-estimation smpl linear-blend-skinning 3dposeestimation libtorch smpl-x smpl-model smplx cvml
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An example of Linear blend skinning using modern OpenGL with Assimp
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