Motion in Games

1. Front Matter

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2. Planning

   1. Moving Path Planning Forward

      • Nathan R. Sturtevant

      Pages 1-6

   2. Environmental Effect on Egress Simulation

      • Samuel Rodriguez, Andrew Giese, Nancy M. Amato, Saied Zarrinmehr, Firas Al-Douri, Mark J. Clayton

      Pages 7-18

   3. Following a Group of Targets in Large Environments

      • Christopher Vo, Sam McKay, Nikhil Garg, Jyh-Ming Lien

      Pages 19-30

3. Interaction

   1. Realtime Performance Animation Using Sparse 3D Motion Sensors

      • Jongmin Kim, Yeongho Seol, Jehee Lee

      Pages 31-42

   2. A Game System for Speech Rehabilitation

      • Mark Shtern, M. Brandon Haworth, Yana Yunusova, Melanie Baljko, Petros Faloutsos

      Pages 43-54

   3. Virtual Try-On Using Kinect and HD Camera

      • Stevie Giovanni, Yeun Chul Choi, Jay Huang, Eng Tat Khoo, KangKang Yin

      Pages 55-65

4. Physics

   1. Modal Vibrations for Character Animation

      • Paul G. Kry

      Pages 66-77

   2. Modeling Physically Simulated Characters with Motion Networks

      • Robert Backman, Marcelo Kallmann

      Pages 78-89

   3. A Unified Constraint Framework for Physical Animation of Articulated Rigid Bodies

      • Jakub Stępień

      Pages 90-101

5. Perception

   1. Appealing Virtual Humans

      • Rachel McDonnell

      Pages 102-111

   2. Perception of Complex Emotional Body Language of a Virtual Character

      • Cathy Ennis, Arjan Egges

      Pages 112-121

   3. Conveying Real-Time Ambivalent Feelings through Asymmetric Facial Expressions

      • Junghyun Ahn, Stéphane Gobron, Daniel Thalmann, Ronan Boulic

      Pages 122-133

6. Behavior

   1. Automating the Transfer of a Generic Set of Behaviors onto a Virtual Character

      • Andrew Feng, Yazhou Huang, Yuyu Xu, Ari Shapiro

      Pages 134-145

   2. A Crowd Modeling Framework for Socially Plausible Animation Behaviors

      • Seung In Park, Chao Peng, Francis Quek, Yong Cao

      Pages 146-157

   3. Controlling Three Agents in a Quarrel: Lessons Learnt

      • Cyril Brom, Petr Babor, Markéta Popelová, Michal Bída, Jakub Tomek, Jakub Gemrot

      Pages 158-169

7. Virtual Humans

   1. What’s Next? The New Era of Autonomous Virtual Humans

      • Mubbasir Kapadia, Alexander Shoulson, Cory D. Boatright, Pengfei Huang, Funda Durupinar, Norman I. Badler

      Pages 170-181

   2. Virtual Humans: Evolving with Common Sense

      • Weizi Li, Jan M. Allbeck

      Pages 182-193

8. Locomotion

   1. Principles and Observation: How Do People Move?

      • Jehee Lee

      Pages 194-196

   2. Using Optimal Control Methods to Generate Human Walking Motions

      • Martin L. Felis, Katja Mombaur

      Pages 197-207

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Motion in Games, held in Rennes, France, in November 2012. The 23 revised full papers presented together with 9 posters and 5 extended abstracts were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on planning, interaction, physics, perception, behavior, virtual humans, locomotion, and motion capture.

• School of Engineering, University of California, Merced, Merced, USA

  Marcelo Kallmann

• Department of Computer Science, Rutgers University, Piscataway, USA

  Kostas Bekris

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