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3D Deformation Using Moving Least Squares Yuanchen Zhu∗ Steven J. Gortler† Harvard University Harvard University Figure 1: Deformation results using our method. Point handles are inside the mesh and marked as red dots. (Models courtesy of Cyberware.) Abstract In our work, we explore an alternative “local” approach to- wards feature…
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