it seems to pick an axis of rotation and a translation along that axis, in order to reach the target state, which arcs it a lot more
lerp+slerp (blue, bottom) vs
sclerp (red, top)
it seems to pick an axis of rotation and a translation along that axis, in order to reach the target state, which arcs it a lot more
lerp+slerp (blue, bottom) vs
sclerp (red, top)
⬅️ bilinear vs persp. proj. ➡️
⬅️ bilinear vs persp. proj. ➡️
arxiv.org/abs/2110.09485
arxiv.org/abs/2110.09485
meodai.github.io/dittoTones/
meodai.github.io/dittoTones/
2024 • Sander Vos
2024 • Sander Vos
DQs naturally interpolate using a screw motion, which works for any two rigid poses
DQs naturally interpolate using a screw motion, which works for any two rigid poses
What it does is interpolation, which is very different. It's superhuman at interpolation because conceptual boundaries don't even stop it. It just slops it all together.
What it does is interpolation, which is very different. It's superhuman at interpolation because conceptual boundaries don't even stop it. It just slops it all together.
Here is a more in depth post about color interpolation from the code end:
www.alanzucconi.com/2016/01/06/c...
Here is a more in depth post about color interpolation from the code end:
www.alanzucconi.com/2016/01/06/c...