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Full Name Jesper Mosegaard
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State/Province, Country Arhus   Denmark
GD Gathering City Aarhus, Arhus, Denmark
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Homepage URL http://www.jespermosegaard.dk 
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Job Title Senior R&D Scientist 
Job Description Research and Software development 
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Member Since 6/2/2009 4:35:50 PM
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Mosegaards Cloth Simulation Coding Tutorial This is a picture of the result of a cloth coding tutorial (http://cg.alexandra.dk/2009/06/02/mosegaards-cloth-simulation-coding-tutorial/). I have tried my utmost to make a stable simulation and easy-to-read source code for anyone to pick up. The... 
Posted June 3, 2009 10:04:30 AM
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Mosegaards Cloth Simulation Coding Tutorial Quote:Original post by PDanny How many nodes / springs are present in the video you show? 45 x 55 = 2475 nodes (particles) Each node is connected to a maximum of 16 nodes (sharing Constraint objects that are essential bi-directional) - this re... 
Posted June 11, 2009 2:32:13 AM
Mosegaards Cloth Simulation Coding Tutorial Again, thanks for the positive feedback on the tutorial. It really makes it worth the effort for me ! Drakkone, great that you have been able to use the code in your psp test game! Did you have to modify anything beyond the Vec3 class to make... 
Posted June 5, 2009 11:11:16 AM
Mosegaards Cloth Simulation Coding Tutorial Thanks a lot for your comments - it means a lot! Andrew Kabakwu, yes you are absolutely right. I am not handling self-intersection of the cloth in this tutorial - although that might be an interesting theme for a sequel ? Regards. Jesper Mose... 
Posted June 4, 2009 4:43:01 AM
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