Fast Simulation of Mass-Spring Systems
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Fast Simulation of Mass-Spring Systems Tiantian Liu Adam W. Bargteil James F. O’Brien Ladislav Kavan∗ University of Pennsylvania University of Utah University of California, Berkeley University of Pennsylvania Our Method Exact Solution 10 iterations/frame (50ms/frame) Newton’s Method (13s/frame) Figure 1: When used to simulate the motion of a cloth sheet with 6561 vertices our method (left) produces real-time results on a single…
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