Dynamic Simulation of Plants
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Faculty
Faculty of Computing, Health and Science
School
School of Computer and Security Science
RAS ID
1723
Abstract
In this paper we present methods for the visualisation of plant life for games and other graphics simulations in real time. Current systems generally use a very limited number of models of plants that are created in advance and loaded into the system at execution time. Real-time generation saves disk space and allows for a great variety of plants to be used in a game. The methods described here will allow the creation of interesting and varied plant life and thus produce a far richer, more appealing and engrossing environment for users.
Comments
Creemers, W., & Danaher, M. (2003). Dynamic Simulation of Plants. Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Computational Robotics and Autonomous Systems.