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Progressive Simulation for Cloth Quasistatics
Jiayi Eris Zhang, Jeremie Dumas, Yun (Raymond) Fei, Alec Jacobson, Doug L. James, Danny M. Kaufman
Progressive Cloth Simulation (PCS) is a forward simulation method for efficient preview of cloth quasistatics on very coarse triangle meshes, with consistent and progressive refinement over a hierarch
Abstract
Progressive Cloth Simulation (PCS) is a forward simulation method for efficient preview of cloth quasistatics on very coarse triangle meshes, with consistent and progressive refinement over a hierarchy of higher-resolution models. Coarse previews remain close to the converged high-resolution drape, so designers can interactively inspect results that reliably predict the final folds, wrinkles, and draping. The method progressively improves the solution across the mesh hierarchy while preserving consistent behavior throughout upsampling.
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- Category
- Method: progressive cloth quasistatics simulation
- Contributions
- Progressive Cloth Simulation (PCS), a forward method for efficient preview of cloth quasistatics on very coarse triangle meshes
- Consistent, progressive refinement across a hierarchy of higher-resolution models so coarse previews reliably predict the converged drape
- Interactive inspection of folds, wrinkles, and draping that remains close to the final high-resolution result
- Context
- Sits in the cloth simulation lineage going back to implicit-integration foundations like Large Steps in Cloth Simulation (Baraff and Witkin 1998), here targeting progressive quasistatic preview.Builds on: Large Steps in Cloth Simulation
- Correctness
- Targets cloth quasistatics (static drape) rather than full dynamics, and the claim is that coarse previews stay close to the converged high-resolution drape; readers should note it is a preview-to-refinement workflow, not a substitute for dynamic simulation.
- Clarity
- Accessible problem statement; a first pass conveys the progressive-preview idea, a second pass is needed for the hierarchy and convergence formulation.
- How to read it
- Read first for the quasistatics scope and the coarse-to-fine consistency guarantee; second pass on the optimization over the mesh hierarchy if you implement it.
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Related work
- Fine Wrinkling on Coarsely Meshed Thin Shells 2021 / TOG
- Subspace Clothing Simulation Using Adaptive Bases 2014 / SIGGRAPH
- Multi-Resolution Isotropic Strain Limiting 2010 / SIGGRAPH Asia
- Directing Cloth Draping through Blended UVs 2025 / SIGGRAPH
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