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SketchiMo: Sketch-based Motion Editing for Articulated Characters

Byungkuk Choi, Roger Blanco i Ribiera, J P Lewis, Yeongho Seol, Seokpyo Hong, Haegwang Eom, Sunjin Jung, Junyong Noh

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Sketch-based interface for editing articulated character motion, enabling intuitive spatial control over limb trajectories and poses.

Abstract

SketchiMo presents a sketch-based interface for expressive editing of articulated character motion, introducing sketch targets and sketch spaces as dynamic, view-dependent pictorial representations. The system solves for motion from projective constraints relating sketch inputs to unknown 3D poses, enabling seamless editing of diverse properties from joint trajectories to abstract coordinated motions through a unified optimization framework.

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Category
Method: a sketch-based interface for editing articulated character motion
Contributions
  • SketchiMo, a sketch-based interface for expressive editing of articulated character motion
  • Introduces sketch targets and sketch spaces as dynamic, view-dependent pictorial representations of motion
  • A unified optimization that solves for 3D poses from projective constraints relating sketch input to unknown poses, spanning joint trajectories to abstract coordinated motions
Context
Relates to sketch-based and trajectory-based animation editing, framing motion editing as recovering 3D poses from view-dependent 2D sketch constraints.
Correctness
Demonstrated on a range of editing tasks via the projective-constraint optimization; results depend on viewpoint and the under-constrained 2D-to-3D mapping, so edits may need disambiguation and the breadth of motions handled is shown by example rather than exhaustively.
Clarity
Interaction concept is accessible; a first pass conveys the idea, while the projective-constraint formulation rewards a second pass.
How to read it
First pass to grasp sketch targets and sketch spaces; do a second pass on the unified optimization and constraint setup if you want to understand or reproduce the solver.

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