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X3D Graphics for Advanced Modeling
Humanoid Animation (H-Anim)
“Our bodies are our gardens,
to the which our wills are gardeners.”
William Shakespeare,
Othello
, Act I, Scene 3
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Chapter Overview
Overview
H-Anim Humanoid Animation is an ISO Standard
co-evolving with (and supported by) X3D.
H-Anim is designed to be implementable by a
variety of different 3D graphics technologies.
H-Anim models have regular patterns of Joints
and Segments to create a movable skeleton.
Sites and Displacers support feature animation.
Current work includes improved support for skin,
face/hands/feet, motion capture (mocap)
conversions for full-fidelity animation, including
usability for medically accurate records.
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Motivation
• The H-Anim International Standard is an
abstract representation for modeling the
skeleton and skin of 3D human figures.
• H-Anim describes a standard representation
of humanoids that allows creation of human
figures that can be interoperably animated,
using behavior scripts or motion capture
data created by a variety of modeling tools.
• Current work includes mocap plus hand, feet
and face models for full human anatomy.
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Relevant Specifications
• Humanoid animation (H-Anim) specification
ISO/IEC 19774:2006 version 2.0 describes
full semantics of H-Anim models
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Usable in multiple languages: X3D, VRML97, etc.
• X3D Abstract Specification bindings are in
Humanoid animation (H-Anim) component
• VRML97 support is provided by Prototype
declarations which give full functionality
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Original design objectives
ISO/IEC 19774:2005, H-Anim version 1.0
Compatibility
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The features of an H-Anim human figure shall be
implementable in any compliant browser.
Flexibility
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No assumptions shall be made about the types of
applications that will use an H-Anim human figure.
Simplicity
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When in doubt, leave it out. The human figure
specification can always be extended later.
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H-Anim Specification versions
ISO approval of the current H-Anim
International Standard is dated 2006-02-16
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ISO/IEC 19774:2006
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Section 6.2 Humanoid states version='2.0'
Partial work completed in 2009: PDAM
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Proposed Draft Amendment 1 to H-Anim,
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ISO/IEC 19774:2006/PDAM1:200x.
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Also states version 2.0 but some version 2.1 models
produced... Consistent correctness is important...
Future Hanim 2015 likely version='2.2'
stable
experimental
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H-Anim v2.2 design objectives
Skeleton
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New Level of Articulation (LOA) for hands and feet
Skin
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More examples to confirm skin functionality works
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Add facial animation model
Motion Capture (mocap)
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Dynamically interoperable mocap data conversion
Anatomical correctness
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Enable modeling of human body with full fidelity for
medical records and simulation applications
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Anatomically correct humans
H-Anim specification design put high premium
on generality for any animated figure
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However most cartoon/game character physical
models vary widely and are completely ad hoc
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Offered a capability but apparently didn't fill a need
Strong interest in enabling anatomically valid,
medically correct humans in full detail
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Perhaps lead to standards for 3D medical records
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Shared challenge with X3D Medical Working Group
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Alternate humanoid characters also allowed
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Current limitations in H-Anim
• Few skin examples have been produced,
further verification of correctness needed
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It is difficult to compose and sequence
multiple animation behaviors at run time
• Need library of reusable skeleton/skin bodies
and composable motion-capture animations
• Future work: mocap streaming mechanisms
need to operate compatibly with forthcoming
continuous level of detail (CLOD) design for
streamable X3D compression
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H-Anim Working Group
• H-Anim Humanoid Animation Working Group
• The H-Anim Working group develops and
demonstrates the ISO Humanoid Animation
(H-Anim) standard.
• H-Anim supports a wide variety of articulated
figures, including anatomically correct
human models, incorporating haptic and
kinematic interfaces in order to enable
sharable skeletons, bodies and animations.
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http://www.web3d.org/working-groups/humanoid-animation-h-anim
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Levels of Articulation (LOAs) 1
Level of articulation (LOA), refers to the
number of articulations (or joints) that are
defined for a humanoid figure.
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A humanoid figure with fourteen joints is said to
have a “low level of articulation”, whereas a
humanoid figure with 72 joints might be said to
have a “high level of articulation”.
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A skeletal hierarchy containing only a
HumanoidRoot Joint object is the lowest level of
articulation that is allowed for an H-Anim figure.
LOAs are composable, not strictly progressive
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Levels of Articulation (LOAs) 2
Each LOA provides increased skeletal fidelity
LOA Plain Text Data Tables Specification Descriptions
0 HAnimHierarchyWeb3d-19774-V1.0.txt Text-based node hierarchy from approved ISO standard:
H-Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
1 HAnimHierarchyWithSites.txt Hierarchy of joints, segments with corresponding surface-
feature sites (based on skeletal proximity)
2 HAnimJointNames19774V1.0.txt
List of approved HAnimJoint names.
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Table 4.2 - Body Joint object names
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Table 4.3 - Hand Joint object names
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Table 4.4 - Face Joint object names
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HAnimSegmentNames19774V1.0.txt
Approved HAnimSegment names, excerpted from
H-Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
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TODO, work in progress
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LOA 0
Single joint: HumanoidRoot
Very important: positions, orients virtual body
anywhere in the virtual (or augmented) world
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Example: receives translation/rotation values from
PositionInterpolator/OrientationInterpolator streams
TODO confirm: an LOA-0 scene can Inline
additional parts of a body, without needing
fully contiguous skeleton joints
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H-Anim LOA-3 screenshots
Hanim
Specification
LOA3
Illustrated
.x3d
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HAnimSpecificationLOA3Motion.x3d
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H-Anim support by X3DOM
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LOA 4 (proposed)
Hands
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Finer detail of interior bones
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Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) for complex joints
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More formal names for joints and segments
Feet
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Finer detail of interior bones
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Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), avoid complex group
Face
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Control points for expressive skin animation
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Face
• TODO initial face exemplar produced, further
work in progress to create X3D examplars
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Higher LOAs? Different bodies?
Current + planned LOAs are thorough
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LOAs 0..4 can represent all externally visible human
motion across fidelity range from simple animation
to high-precision accuracy, compatibly increasing
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Also matches current capabilities for motion capture
Future H-Anim work might examine
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Non-visible or “floating” bones in human anatomy
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Conventions for other animals
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Conventions for cartoon characters
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BVH mocap data format
History: popular mocap data format
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Biovision Hierarchy
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company now defunct, so little fear of lawsuits
Widely used and supported
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by many mocap tools and animation libraries
Informally defined
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Many ad hoc references, none appear authoritative
Add the full BVH mocap format description to
H-Anim specification as informative annex?
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Precision important for what H-Anim does
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BVH to X3D MOCAP conversion
Lengthy 2014 work, H-Anim Working Group
Algorithm documented on H-Anim wiki
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http://www.web3d.org/wiki/index.php/Techniques
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Paper by Myeong Won Lee et al.
Currently implemented in Suwon University C++
H-Anim Model and Mocap Editor
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TODO add matching Java source to X3D-Edit
NIST: BVH to H-ANIM motion capture process
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http://ovrt.nist.gov/projects/wear/mocap
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X3D v3.4 proposed changes
H-Anim 2.x Specification functional changes
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Few (if any) major changes, better guidance
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H-Anim component level 2 adds hands, feet, face?
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Change, formalize name enumerations for hands
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Motion capture (mocap): possible new nodes?
Specification and validation
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X3D v3.4 DOCTYPE, Schema, Schematron available
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Continue to improve authoring tool support
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Hanim component level 2 needed in X3D spec?
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X3D v4.0 potential changes
Integration with HTML5, X3DOM
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Already implemented in X3DOM
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Are any other specification changes expected?
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X3D v4.1 potential changes
Integration with Mixed and Augmented Reality
(MAR) Reference Model extensions for X3D
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Multiple aspects of MAR relate to H-Anim, including
Part 3, Live Actor and Entity Representation in MAR
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Are any other specification changes for H-Anim in
X3D expected?
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H-Anim implementations progress
• Reference examples found in
X3D Basic archives for HumanoidAnimation
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Detailed X3D Quality Assurance (QA) tests
using X3D Schematron, multiple other tests
for in-depth validation of joints/segments
• X3dToXhtml.xslt stylesheet can provide
automatic definition of visualization lines and
shapes for illustrating H-Anim skeletons,
available in X3D-Edit
• X3D Tidy conversions, visualization, cleanup
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Validating H-Anim scenes
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H-Anim scenes can be quite length, complex
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Visual inspection can be insufficient – too hard!
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Use the X3D Validator to find, fix problems
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Clear all warnings to gain high confidence in results
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X3D-Edit can test correctness in all players
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Quality Assurance (QA) Tests
X3D Header checks
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Confirm correct X3D DTD and Schema incantations
X3D DTD: element and attribute structure
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Requires approved names for joints, segments, sites
X3D Schema: strong typing value checks
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Requires approved names for joints, segments, sites
X3D Schematron
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Must have name field, DEFs meet name conventions
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Uniqueness, cross-referencing
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Matching hierarchies: Joints Segments Sites
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X3dToXhtml.xslt
Pretty-print stylesheets for converting .x3d
model source to .xhtml documentation
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AnyScene.x3d to AnyScene.xhtml
Includes feature for H-Anim that shows how to
add geometry to visualize a skeleton
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Visualization report for HAnimHumanoid model
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HanimSpecificationLOA3Invisible.html was
augmented and converted to become
HAnimSpecificationLOA3Illustrated.x3d
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HanimSpecificationLOA3Invisible.x3d annotations
using X3dToXhtml.xslt pretty-print stylesheet
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X3D-Tidy 1
X3D Tidy is an XSLT stylesheet that checks for
simple errors in X3D scenes and fixes them
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http://www.web3d.org/x3d/stylesheets/X3dTidy.html
Usage
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Selection parameters control filtering, additions
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Embedded in X3D-Edit
H-Anim functionality:
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Illustrating or cleaning HAnimHumanoid skeletons
of HAnimJoint/HAnimSegement/HAnimSite nodes
X3D-Tidy 2
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Authors can use X3D Tidy to fix minor errors and
apply best practices for X3D scene authoring.
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X3D Tidy provides an additional degree of Quality
Assurance (QA) that helps achieve intended results
in X3D scenes and metadata.
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X3D Tidy takes an .x3d scene (written using the
X3D XML encoding) as input, and returns a
modified .x3d scene as output. Any corrections are
applied in place without changing the overall
formatting or layout of the original X3D scene.
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X3D Tidy does not attempt to make scene
corrections which might change intended scene
content or require an authoring decision.
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X3D Tidy for H-Anim
Special features for H-Anim
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Can automatically remove Shape geometry while
leaving HAnimHumanoid joint/segment/site/viewpoint
nodes (i.e. the skeleton) intact
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Can add visualization geometry to HAnim skeleton
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Thus automates pretty-print stylesheet capability
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TODO option to insert bone geometry for segments
in HAnim skeleton
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X3D Tidy launch panel in X3D-Edit
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Naming rules
Hanim nodes contain both
name
, DEF fields
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Match by adding humanoid's name as prefix to DEF
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Thus allows including multiple HanimHumanoids in
a single scene without ambiguity
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Parent/child node relationships are strict for paired
HanimJoint, corresponding HanimSegment nodes
(preventing foot segment in mouth joint, etc.)
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X3D Schematron warns if names mismatch, helpful
for validating full complexity of human models
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Can ignore name validation if non-human humanoid
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HAnimHumanoid node 1
The HAnimHumanoid node is used to
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store references to the joints, segments, sites, skin
and viewpoints,
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serve as a container for the entire humanoid,
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provide convenient way of moving the entire
humanoid through its environment, and
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store human-readable data such as author and
copyright information.
HAnimHumanoid top-level children can contain:
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HAnimJoint, HAnimSegment, HanimSite, Viewpoint,
Coordinate/CoordinateDouble, Normal nodes
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HAnimHumanoid node 2
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First child is HanimHumanoidRoot
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Viewpoint nodes DEFined outside of skeleton can
follow body without relative motion
USE nodes follow skeleton
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Provide easy references for H-Anim tool support
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Provide hooks for Inverse Kinematics (IK) engines
HAnimHumanoid attributes
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name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimHumanoid can be identified at runtime
for animation purposes
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version
is required
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version
='2.0' for approved H-Anim ISO 19774,
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version
='2.2' for current experimentation
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translation, rotation, scale, scaleOrientation
bboxCenter, bboxSize:
same as Transform
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center
is translation offset from origin of the
local coordinate system
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containerField
='children' as regular child node
HAnimHumanoid
info
attribute
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info
contains array of metadata settings
expressed as MFString key=value pairs
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approved keyword terms: humanoidVersion
authorName authorEmail copyright
creationDate usageRestrictions age gender
height and weight
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Example:
info
=' "authorName=Chul Hee
Jung and Myeong Won Lee"
"authorEmail=my[email protected]"
"creationDate=31 March 2011"
"humanoidVersion=2.0" "gender=female"
"height=1.5" '
HAnimJoint node, attributes
• Contained by HAnimHumanoid, HAnimJoint
• Contains HAnimSegment or HanimJoint with
corresponding name from skeletal hierarchy
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name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimJoint can be identified at runtime for
animation and parent/child checks
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translation, rotation, scale, scaleOrientation
bboxCenter, bboxSize:
same as Transform
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center
is translation offset from origin of the
local coordinate system
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containerField
='children' as regular child node
HAnimJoint attributes 2
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ulimit, llimit:
upper, lower limits for maximum
joint rotation in radians. Always contains 3
values, one for each local axis.
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limitOrientation:
orientation of upper/lower
rotation limits, relative to HAnimJoint center.
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skinCoordIndex:
coordinate index values
referencing vertices influenced by the joint.
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skinCoordWeight:
weight deformation values
for corresponding
skinCoordIndex
values.
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stiffness:
axial willingness of joint to move,
larger values means greater resistance
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HAnimJoint panel X3D-Edit
HAnimSegment node, attributes
• Body segments are stored by HAnimSegment
• Contained by HAnimJoint with corresponding
name from skeletal hierarchy
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Contains Coordinate/CoordinateDouble,
HAnimDisplacer, children (other geometry)
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name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimSegment can be identified at runtime
for animation and parent/child checks
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mass:
total mass of segment, 0 if unavailable.
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centerOfMass:
relative location within segment
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momentsOfInertia:
3x3 inertia matrix
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HanimSegment panel X3D-Edit
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HAnimSite node
• Contained by HanimSegment
• Can contain Shape or Viewpoint
• HAnimSite node serves three purposes:
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define an "end effector" location which can be used
by an inverse kinematics system,
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define an attachment point for accessories such as
jewelry and clothing, and
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define a location for a virtual camera in the
reference frame of an HAnimSegment (such as a
view "through the eyes" of the humanoid)
HAnimSite attributes
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name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimSite can be identified at runtime for
animation and parent/child checks
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List of names provided by H-Anim specification
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Authors may define other sites as well
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translation, rotation, scale, scaleOrientation
bboxCenter, bboxSize:
same as Transform
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center
is translation offset from origin of the
local coordinate system
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containerField
='children' as regular child
node
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Landmarks
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HAnimDisplacer node
• HAnimDisplacer nodes are used to alter the
shape of individual segments. Three uses:
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Identify vertices corresponding to a particular
feature on the HAnimSegment,
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Represent a particular muscular action displacing
vertices in various directions (linearly or radially),
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Represent a complete configuration of the vertices
in an HAnimSegment. For example, there might be
an HAnimDisplacer for each facial expression.
• Multiple HAnimDisplacer nodes must appear
consecutively inside parent HAnimSegment
HAnimDisplacer attributes
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name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimDisplacer can be identified at runtime
for animation and parent/child checks
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name
suffixes include _feature, _action and _config
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name
matches Surface feature points
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Provided in text table of values
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Provided in Annex B of H-Anim Specification
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displacements:
array of 3D values added to
neutral or resting position of HAnimSegment
vertex sets referenced by coordIndex field
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coordIndex:
defines how coordinate array of
HAnimSegment vertices is affected
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HanimDisplacer panel X3D-Edit
H-Anim Tables of Names and Features`
Plain Text Data Tables Specification Descriptions
1 HAnimHierarchyWeb3d-19774-V1.0.txt Text-based node hierarchy from approved ISO standard: H-
Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
3 HAnimHierarchyWithSites.txt Hierarchy of joints, segments with corresponding surface-
feature sites (based on skeletal proximity)
4 HAnimJointNames19774V1.0.txt
List of approved HAnimJoint names.
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Table 4.2 - Body Joint object names
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Table 4.3 - Hand Joint object names
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Table 4.4 - Face Joint object names
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HAnimSegmentNames19774V1.0.tx
t
Approved HAnimSegment names, excerpted from
H-Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
6..9
HAnimJointLoa0Names19774V1.0.txt
HAnimSiteLoa0Names19774V1.0.txt
List of approved HAnimSite names, LOA 0 to 3.
10 HAnimSurfaceFeaturePoints19774V1.
0.txt
Surface feature points, used by HAnimDisplacer
nodes.
11 SiteNameComparisonsByLOA.xlsx
Site names comparison by LOA, constructed from
preceding text tables.
The following tables of information are related to the H-Anim specification and
corresponding X3D H-Anim component. They are provided for developer use.
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/tables/tables.html
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Interchangable Actors Via
Dynamic Routing Prototypes
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Korean Characters
• 12 characters at LOA 1 and 2
• Authored in 3DS Max and Maya
• Testing MOCAP conversions
• Confirming best practices and tool support
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Work continues, reported on h-anim mail list
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LOA-4 Models Hands and Feet
Four initial models to test improvements
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HanimModelHandLeft.x3d HanimModelHandRight.x3d
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HanimModelFootLeft.x3d HanimModelFootRight.x3d
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Checked into Basic HumanoidAnimation Examples
under SourceForge version control
Next steps, work in progress:
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Incremental improvements, checked in
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X3D v3.4 DOCTYPE and XML Schema validation
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X3D Schematron rules validation
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MOCAP animation and model integration
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Integrating Hanim Models, Animation
HAnimHumanoid can only have single root Joint
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Typically “Root”
How to best add portions of models? Should work
since various LOAs are designed for composition.
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Root
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HandsLeft
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HandsRight
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Animation
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Body interpolator
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Left hand mocap interpolators
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Right hand mocap interpolators
Chapter Summary
H-Anim Humanoid Animation is an ISO Standard
co-evolving with (and supported by) X3D.
H-Anim is designed to be implementable by a
variety of different 3D graphics technologies.
H-Anim models have regular patterns of Joints
and Segments to create a movable skeleton.
Sites and Displacers support feature animation.
Current work includes improved support for skin,
face/hands/feet, motion capture (mocap)
conversions for full-fidelity animation, including
usability for medically accurate records.
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Suggested exercises
• Explore the examples both basic bodies and
also behavior switching
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Animate a humanoid around a scene
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Add visualization geometry to an empty
skeleton, examine the changes that occur
• List possible use cases that might take
advantage of body/behavior libraries
• Investigate current technology developments
in motion capture (mocap) and direct
scanning of human bodies
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References 1
X3D: Extensible 3D Graphics for Web Authors
by Don Brutzman and Leonard Daly, Morgan
Kaufmann Publishers, April 2007, 468 pages.
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Chapter 3, Grouping Nodes
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http://x3dGraphics.com
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http://x3dgraphics.com/examples/X3dForWebAuthors
X3D Resources
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http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dResources.html
CGEMS, SIGGRAPH, Eurographics
The Computer Graphics Educational Materials
Source(CGEMS) site is designed for educators
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to provide a source of refereed high-quality content
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as a service to the Computer Graphics community
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freely available, directly prepared for classroom use
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http://cgems.inesc.pt
X3D for Web Authors
recognized by CGEMS! ☺
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Book materials: X3D-Edit tool, examples, slidesets
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Received jury award for Best Submission 2008
CGEMS supported by SIGGRAPH, Eurographics
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FooterChapterTitle 1
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X3D Graphics for Advanced Modeling
Humanoid Animation (H-Anim)
“Our bodies are our gardens,
to the which our wills are gardeners.”
William Shakespeare,
Othello
, Act I, Scene 3
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Contents
Chapter Overview and Concepts
X3D Nodes and Examples
Additional Resources
Chapter Summary and Suggested Exercises
References
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Chapter Overview
FooterChapterTitle 4
Overview
H-Anim Humanoid Animation is an ISO Standard
co-evolving with (and supported by) X3D.
H-Anim is designed to be implementable by a
variety of different 3D graphics technologies.
H-Anim models have regular patterns of Joints
and Segments to create a movable skeleton.
Sites and Displacers support feature animation.
Current work includes improved support for skin,
face/hands/feet, motion capture (mocap)
conversions for full-fidelity animation, including
usability for medically accurate records.
Skin, sites and displacers are also modeled.
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5
Concepts
back to Table of Contents
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6
Motivation
• The H-Anim International Standard is an
abstract representation for modeling the
skeleton and skin of 3D human figures.
• H-Anim describes a standard representation
of humanoids that allows creation of human
figures that can be interoperably animated,
using behavior scripts or motion capture
data created by a variety of modeling tools.
• Current work includes mocap plus hand, feet
and face models for full human anatomy.
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Relevant Specifications
• Humanoid animation (H-Anim) specification
ISO/IEC 19774:2006 version 2.0 describes
full semantics of H-Anim models
•
Usable in multiple languages: X3D, VRML97, etc.
• X3D Abstract Specification bindings are in
Humanoid animation (H-Anim) component
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VRML97 support is provided by Prototype
declarations which give full functionality
Web3D Recommended Standards
http://www.web3d.org/standards
ISO/IEC 19774 Humanoid animation (H-Anim) specification
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/HAnim.html
X3D Humanoid Animation (H-Anim) component
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/components/hanim.html
H-Anim Prototypes
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimPrototypes.x3d
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X3D Graphics Standards:
Specification Relationships
X3D Graphics Standards: Specification Relationships
http://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3dSpecificationRelationships.png
http://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3dSpecificationRelationships.pdf
http://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3dSpecificationRelationships.vsd
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Original design objectives
ISO/IEC 19774:2005, H-Anim version 1.0
Compatibility
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The features of an H-Anim human figure shall be
implementable in any compliant browser.
Flexibility
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No assumptions shall be made about the types of
applications that will use an H-Anim human figure.
Simplicity
•
When in doubt, leave it out. The human figure
specification can always be extended later.
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H-Anim Specification versions
ISO approval of the current H-Anim
International Standard is dated 2006-02-16
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ISO/IEC 19774:2006
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Section 6.2 Humanoid states version='2.0'
Partial work completed in 2009: PDAM
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Proposed Draft Amendment 1 to H-Anim,
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ISO/IEC 19774:2006/PDAM1:200x.
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Also states version 2.0 but some version 2.1 models
produced... Consistent correctness is important...
Future Hanim 2015 likely version='2.2'
stable
experimental
http://web3d.org/mailman/private/h-anim_web3d.org/2015-January/000641.html
The current ISO approved HAnim standard says
- ISO approval of the current H-Anim International Standard was 2006-02-16
http://www.web3d.org/standards/all
- Document label on the cover page is "This document is ISO/IEC 19774:2005, Humanoid animation
(H-Anim)."
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/HAnim.html
(Dick, wondering, isn't this an editorial erratum we should fix so that the document is internally
consistent?)
- The frame header says "ISO/IEC 19774:2006"
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19774/V1.0/index.html
- Humanoid "version 2.0" in section 6.2 Humanoid
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Humanoid
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H-Anim v2.2 design objectives
Skeleton
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New Level of Articulation (LOA) for hands and feet
Skin
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More examples to confirm skin functionality works
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Add facial animation model
Motion Capture (mocap)
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Dynamically interoperable mocap data conversion
Anatomical correctness
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Enable modeling of human body with full fidelity for
medical records and simulation applications
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Anatomically correct humans
H-Anim specification design put high premium
on generality for any animated figure
•
However most cartoon/game character physical
models vary widely and are completely ad hoc
•
Offered a capability but apparently didn't fill a need
Strong interest in enabling anatomically valid,
medically correct humans in full detail
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Perhaps lead to standards for 3D medical records
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Shared challenge with X3D Medical Working Group
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Alternate humanoid characters also allowed
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Current limitations in H-Anim
• Few skin examples have been produced,
further verification of correctness needed
• It is difficult to compose and sequence
multiple animation behaviors at run time
• Need library of reusable skeleton/skin bodies
and composable motion-capture animations
• Future work: mocap streaming mechanisms
need to operate compatibly with forthcoming
continuous level of detail (CLOD) design for
streamable X3D compression
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H-Anim Working Group
• H-Anim Humanoid Animation Working Group
• The H-Anim Working group develops and
demonstrates the ISO Humanoid Animation
(H-Anim) standard.
• H-Anim supports a wide variety of articulated
figures, including anatomically correct
human models, incorporating haptic and
kinematic interfaces in order to enable
sharable skeletons, bodies and animations.
•
http://www.web3d.org/working-groups/humanoid-animation-h-anim
Web3D Working Groups
http://www.web3d.org/working-groups
H-Anim Working Group
http://www.web3d.org/working-groups/humanoid-animation-h-anim
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Levels of Articulation (LOAs)
back to Table of Contents
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Levels of Articulation (LOAs) 1
Level of articulation (LOA), refers to the
number of articulations (or joints) that are
defined for a humanoid figure.
•
A humanoid figure with fourteen joints is said to
have a “low level of articulation”, whereas a
humanoid figure with 72 joints might be said to
have a “high level of articulation”.
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A skeletal hierarchy containing only a
HumanoidRoot Joint object is the lowest level of
articulation that is allowed for an H-Anim figure.
LOAs are composable, not strictly progressive
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Levels of Articulation (LOAs) 2
Each LOA provides increased skeletal fidelity
LOA Plain Text Data Tables Specification Descriptions
0 HAnimHierarchyWeb3d-19774-V1.0.txt Text-based node hierarchy from approved ISO standard:
H-Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
1 HAnimHierarchyWithSites.txt Hierarchy of joints, segments with corresponding surface-
feature sites (based on skeletal proximity)
2 HAnimJointNames19774V1.0.txt
List of approved HAnimJoint names.
●
Table 4.2 - Body Joint object names
●
Table 4.3 - Hand Joint object names
●
Table 4.4 - Face Joint object names
3
HAnimSegmentNames19774V1.0.txt
Approved HAnimSegment names, excerpted from
H-Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
4
TODO, work in progress
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LOA 0
Single joint: HumanoidRoot
Very important: positions, orients virtual body
anywhere in the virtual (or augmented) world
•
Example: receives translation/rotation values from
PositionInterpolator/OrientationInterpolator streams
TODO confirm: an LOA-0 scene can Inline
additional parts of a body, without needing
fully contiguous skeleton joints
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LOA 1
LOA Joint Diagrams created by Dr. Myeong Won LEE and students, Suwon University
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA1.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA2.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA3.png
Original model and skeleton snapshots
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/BonesAllSkeleton.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonLeftSideView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonRearView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonRightSideView.png
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LOA 2
LOA Joint Diagrams created by Dr. Myeong Won LEE and students, Suwon University
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA1.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA2.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA3.png
Original model and skeleton snapshots
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/BonesAllSkeleton.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonLeftSideView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonRearView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonRightSideView.png
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LOA 3
LOA Joint Diagrams created by Dr. Myeong Won LEE and students, Suwon University
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA1.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA2.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontViewLOA3.png
Original model and skeleton snapshots
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/BonesAllSkeleton.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonFrontView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonLeftSideView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonRearView.png
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Medical/images/BonesAllSkeletonRightSideView.png
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H-Anim LOA-3 Examples
•
HanimSpecificationLOA3Invisible.x3d
• HanimSpecificationLOA3Illustrated.x3d
• HAnimSpecificationLOA3Motion.x3d
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H-Anim LOA-3 screenshots
Hanim
Specification
LOA3
Illustrated
.x3d
X3D Graphics and Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) Protocol 25
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HAnimSpecificationLOA3Motion.x3d
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H-Anim support by X3DOM
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H-Anim skeleton available
http://www.web3d.org/x3d-resources/content/examples/Basic/Medical
The X3D skeleton on the right was changed to a white background, then used to
create the image on the left that was then annotated to show joints.
TODO: provide capability to add bones to an Hanim Joint/Segment skeleton as
individual Inline X3D bone models.
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LOA 4 (proposed)
Hands
•
Finer detail of interior bones
•
Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) for complex joints
•
More formal names for joints and segments
Feet
•
Finer detail of interior bones
•
Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), avoid complex group
Face
•
Control points for expressive skin animation
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Hands
• TODO Hand model example work in progress
Hands examples by Dr. Kwan Hee YOO, Chungbuk University
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimModelHandLeft.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimModelHandRight.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimModelsHandsFeet.x3d
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Feet
• TODO Foot model example work in progress
Feet examples by Dr. Kwan Hee YOO, Chungbuk University
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimModelFootLeft.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimModelFootRight.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/HAnimModelsHandsFeet.x3d
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Face
• TODO initial face exemplar produced, further
work in progress to create X3D examplars
Progress report: Jung-Ju Choi, Ajou University H-Anim meetings of the Web3D Korea Chapter in
Seoul 25 January 2015. 12MB, includes video.
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/presentations/H-AnimFacialAnimation2015January25.pdf
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Higher LOAs? Different bodies?
Current + planned LOAs are thorough
•
LOAs 0..4 can represent all externally visible human
motion across fidelity range from simple animation
to high-precision accuracy, compatibly increasing
•
Also matches current capabilities for motion capture
Future H-Anim work might examine
•
Non-visible or “floating” bones in human anatomy
•
Conventions for other animals
•
Conventions for cartoon characters
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BVH mocap data format
History: popular mocap data format
•
Biovision Hierarchy
•
company now defunct, so little fear of lawsuits
Widely used and supported
•
by many mocap tools and animation libraries
Informally defined
•
Many ad hoc references, none appear authoritative
Add the full BVH mocap format description to
H-Anim specification as informative annex?
•
Precision important for what H-Anim does
Biovision Hierarchy file format
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biovision_Hierarchy
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BVH to X3D MOCAP conversion
Lengthy 2014 work, H-Anim Working Group
Algorithm documented on H-Anim wiki
•
http://www.web3d.org/wiki/index.php/Techniques
•
Paper by Myeong Won Lee et al.
Currently implemented in Suwon University C++
H-Anim Model and Mocap Editor
•
TODO add matching Java source to X3D-Edit
NIST: BVH to H-ANIM motion capture process
•
http://ovrt.nist.gov/projects/wear/mocap
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X3D v3.4 proposed changes
H-Anim 2.x Specification functional changes
•
Few (if any) major changes, better guidance
•
H-Anim component level 2 adds hands, feet, face?
•
Change, formalize name enumerations for hands
•
Motion capture (mocap): possible new nodes?
Specification and validation
•
X3D v3.4 DOCTYPE, Schema, Schematron available
•
Continue to improve authoring tool support
•
Hanim component level 2 needed in X3D spec?
TODO determine if X3D v3.4 DOCTYPE, Schema can load previous version or else
are standalone. Probably standalone.
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X3D v4.0 potential changes
Integration with HTML5, X3DOM
•
Already implemented in X3DOM
•
Are any other specification changes expected?
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X3D v4.1 potential changes
Integration with Mixed and Augmented Reality
(MAR) Reference Model extensions for X3D
•
Multiple aspects of MAR relate to H-Anim, including
Part 3, Live Actor and Entity Representation in MAR
•
Are any other specification changes for H-Anim in
X3D expected?
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Application Support
Players
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X3DOM, BSContact, Instant Reality, H3DViewer,
OctagaVS, view3dscene, Xj3D
Authoring Tools
•
Suwon University H-Anim Mocap Editor
•
X3D-Edit
•
BS Content Studio
Validation, Stylesheets
•
X3D DTD, Schema, Schematron, X3D Validator
•
X3D Tidy, X3dToXhtml.xslt
Web3D Recommended Standards
http://www.web3d.org/standards
ISO/IEC 19774
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/HAnim.html
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H-Anim implementations progress
• Reference examples found in
X3D Basic archives for HumanoidAnimation
• Detailed X3D Quality Assurance (QA) tests
using X3D Schematron, multiple other tests
for in-depth validation of joints/segments
• X3dToXhtml.xslt stylesheet can provide
automatic definition of visualization lines and
shapes for illustrating H-Anim skeletons,
available in X3D-Edit
• X3D Tidy conversions, visualization, cleanup
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Validating H-Anim scenes
•
H-Anim scenes can be quite length, complex
•
Visual inspection can be insufficient – too hard!
•
Use the X3D Validator to find, fix problems
•
Clear all warnings to gain high confidence in results
•
X3D-Edit can test correctness in all players
TODO fix snapshot once BS Contact is fixed
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Quality Assurance (QA) Tests
X3D Header checks
•
Confirm correct X3D DTD and Schema incantations
X3D DTD: element and attribute structure
•
Requires approved names for joints, segments, sites
X3D Schema: strong typing value checks
•
Requires approved names for joints, segments, sites
X3D Schematron
•
Must have name field, DEFs meet name conventions
•
Uniqueness, cross-referencing
•
Matching hierarchies: Joints Segments Sites
X3D Quality Assurance (QA)
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dResources.html#QualityAssurance
X3D Specifications: XML Schema and DOCTYPE Validation
http://www.web3d.org/specifications
X3D Schematron
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tools/schematron/X3dSchematron.html
X3D Validator
https://savage.nps.edu/X3dValidator
X3D Tidy
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/stylesheets/X3dTidy.html
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X3dToXhtml.xslt
Pretty-print stylesheets for converting .x3d
model source to .xhtml documentation
•
AnyScene.x3d to AnyScene.xhtml
Includes feature for H-Anim that shows how to
add geometry to visualize a skeleton
•
Visualization report for HAnimHumanoid model
•
HanimSpecificationLOA3Invisible.html was
augmented and converted to become
HAnimSpecificationLOA3Illustrated.x3d
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HanimSpecificationLOA3Invisible.x3d annotations
using X3dToXhtml.xslt pretty-print stylesheet
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X3D-Tidy 1
X3D Tidy is an XSLT stylesheet that checks for
simple errors in X3D scenes and fixes them
•
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/stylesheets/X3dTidy.html
Usage
•
Selection parameters control filtering, additions
•
Embedded in X3D-Edit
H-Anim functionality:
•
Illustrating or cleaning HAnimHumanoid skeletons
of HAnimJoint/HAnimSegement/HAnimSite nodes
Cleaning or illustrating Humanoid Animation (H-Anim) skeletons, showing default values:
<!-- Default parameter values can be overridden when invoking this stylesheet -->
<xsl:param name="HAnimSkeletonIllustrate" ><xsl:text>false</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="HAnimSiteIllustrate" ><xsl:text>false</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="HAnimViewpointIllustrate" ><xsl:text>false</xsl:text></xsl:param>
TODO:
<xsl:param name="HAnimGeometryRemove" ><xsl:text>false</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="HAnimAddBoneSegments" ><xsl:text>false</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="jointColor" ><xsl:text>1 0.5 0</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="segmentColor" ><xsl:text>1 1 0</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="segmentColorRGBA" ><xsl:text>1 1 0 1, 1 1 0 0.1</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="siteColor" ><xsl:text>1 0 0</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="siteColorRGBA" ><xsl:text>1 0 0 1, 1 0 0 0.1</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="siteViewpointColor" ><xsl:text>0 0 1</xsl:text></xsl:param>
<xsl:param name="siteViewpointColorRGBA" ><xsl:text>0 0 1 1, 0 0 1 0.1</xsl:text></xsl:param>
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X3D-Tidy 2
•
Authors can use X3D Tidy to fix minor errors and
apply best practices for X3D scene authoring.
•
X3D Tidy provides an additional degree of Quality
Assurance (QA) that helps achieve intended results
in X3D scenes and metadata.
•
X3D Tidy takes an .x3d scene (written using the
X3D XML encoding) as input, and returns a
modified .x3d scene as output. Any corrections are
applied in place without changing the overall
formatting or layout of the original X3D scene.
•
X3D Tidy does not attempt to make scene
corrections which might change intended scene
content or require an authoring decision.
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X3D Tidy for H-Anim
Special features for H-Anim
•
Can automatically remove Shape geometry while
leaving HAnimHumanoid joint/segment/site/viewpoint
nodes (i.e. the skeleton) intact
•
Can add visualization geometry to HAnim skeleton
•
Thus automates pretty-print stylesheet capability
•
TODO option to insert bone geometry for segments
in HAnim skeleton
X3D Tidy
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/stylesheets/X3dTidy.html
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X3D Tidy launch panel in X3D-Edit
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X3D Nodes and Examples
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Naming rules
Hanim nodes contain both
name
, DEF fields
•
Match by adding humanoid's name as prefix to DEF
•
Thus allows including multiple HanimHumanoids in
a single scene without ambiguity
•
Parent/child node relationships are strict for paired
HanimJoint, corresponding HanimSegment nodes
(preventing foot segment in mouth joint, etc.)
•
X3D Schematron warns if names mismatch, helpful
for validating full complexity of human models
•
Can ignore name validation if non-human humanoid
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HAnimHumanoid node 1
The HAnimHumanoid node is used to
•
store references to the joints, segments, sites, skin
and viewpoints,
•
serve as a container for the entire humanoid,
•
provide convenient way of moving the entire
humanoid through its environment, and
•
store human-readable data such as author and
copyright information.
HAnimHumanoid top-level children can contain:
•
HAnimJoint, HAnimSegment, HanimSite, Viewpoint,
Coordinate/CoordinateDouble, Normal nodes
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimHumanoid
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Humanoid
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimHumanoid
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HAnimHumanoid node 2
•
First child is HanimHumanoidRoot
•
Viewpoint nodes DEFined outside of skeleton can
follow body without relative motion
USE nodes follow skeleton
•
Provide easy references for H-Anim tool support
•
Provide hooks for Inverse Kinematics (IK) engines
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HAnimHumanoid panel X3D-Edit
Example scene:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/KoreanCharacter01Jin.x3d
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HAnimHumanoid attributes
•
name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimHumanoid can be identified at runtime
for animation purposes
•
version
is required
•
version
='2.0' for approved H-Anim ISO 19774,
•
version
='2.2' for current experimentation
•
translation, rotation, scale, scaleOrientation
bboxCenter, bboxSize:
same as Transform
•
center
is translation offset from origin of the
local coordinate system
•
containerField
='children' as regular child node
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimHumanoid
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Humanoid
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimHumanoid
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HAnimHumanoid
info
attribute
•
info
contains array of metadata settings
expressed as MFString key=value pairs
• approved keyword terms: humanoidVersion
authorName authorEmail copyright
creationDate usageRestrictions age gender
height and weight
• Example:
info
=' "authorName=Chul Hee
Jung and Myeong Won Lee"
"authorEmail=mye[email protected]"
"creationDate=31 March 2011"
"humanoidVersion=2.0" "gender=female"
"height=1.5" '
Example shown:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/KoreanCharacter02Chul.x3d
Note MFString syntax for array of quoted SFString values. Preferred form is shown where the
overall info attribute value is surrounded by single quotes (apostrophes) while the individual
key=value pairs are each surrounded by double quotes (quotation marks).
Another example:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/NancyNativeTags.x3d
info=' "humanoidVersion=Nancy V1.2b" "au[email protected]" "authorName=Cindy
Ballreich" "copyright=1997 3Name3D / Yglesias Wallock Divekar Inc. all rights reserved."
"creationDate=Tue Dec 30 08:30:08 PST 1997" "gender=female"
"usageRestrictions=Noncommercial usage is ok if 3Name3D name and logo
http://www.ballreich.net/vrml/h-anim/small_logo.gif is present and proper credit is given." '
TODO proposed change for .x3d XML encoding: alternate form that uses regular attribute
notation for key=value pairs.
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HAnimHumanoid tooltips
X3D Tooltips
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimHumanoid
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Humanoid
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimHumanoid
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HAnimJoint node, attributes
• Contained by HAnimHumanoid, HAnimJoint
• Contains HAnimSegment or HanimJoint with
corresponding name from skeletal hierarchy
•
name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimJoint can be identified at runtime for
animation and parent/child checks
•
translation, rotation, scale, scaleOrientation
bboxCenter, bboxSize:
same as Transform
•
center
is translation offset from origin of the
local coordinate system
•
containerField
='children' as regular child node
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HAnimJoint attributes 2
•
ulimit, llimit:
upper, lower limits for maximum
joint rotation in radians. Always contains 3
values, one for each local axis.
•
limitOrientation:
orientation of upper/lower
rotation limits, relative to HAnimJoint center.
•
skinCoordIndex:
coordinate index values
referencing vertices influenced by the joint.
•
skinCoordWeight:
weight deformation values
for corresponding
skinCoordIndex
values.
•
stiffness:
axial willingness of joint to move,
larger values means greater resistance
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimJoint
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Joint
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimJoint
TODO: ulimit, llimit, stiffness each need to have type SFVec3f instead of MFVec3f
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HAnimJoint panel X3D-Edit
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HAnimJoint tooltips 1
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimJoint
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Joint
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimJoint
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HAnimJoint tooltips 2
X3D Tooltips
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimJoint
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HAnimSegment node, attributes
• Body segments are stored by HAnimSegment
• Contained by HAnimJoint with corresponding
name from skeletal hierarchy
• Contains Coordinate/CoordinateDouble,
HAnimDisplacer, children (other geometry)
•
name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimSegment can be identified at runtime
for animation and parent/child checks
•
mass:
total mass of segment, 0 if unavailable.
•
centerOfMass:
relative location within segment
•
momentsOfInertia:
3x3 inertia matrix
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimSegment
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Segment
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimSegment
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HanimSegment panel X3D-Edit
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HAnimSegment tooltips
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimSegment
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Segment
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimSegment
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HAnimSite node
• Contained by HanimSegment
• Can contain Shape or Viewpoint
• HAnimSite node serves three purposes:
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define an "end effector" location which can be used
by an inverse kinematics system,
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define an attachment point for accessories such as
jewelry and clothing, and
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define a location for a virtual camera in the
reference frame of an HAnimSegment (such as a
view "through the eyes" of the humanoid)
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimSite
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Site
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimSite
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HAnimSite attributes
•
name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimSite can be identified at runtime for
animation and parent/child checks
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List of names provided by H-Anim specification
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Authors may define other sites as well
•
translation, rotation, scale, scaleOrientation
bboxCenter, bboxSize:
same as Transform
•
center
is translation offset from origin of the
local coordinate system
•
containerField
='children' as regular child
node
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Landmarks
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HanimSite panel X3D-Edit
Example:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/BoxMan.x3d
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HAnimSite tooltips
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimSite
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Site
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimSite
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HAnimDisplacer node
• HAnimDisplacer nodes are used to alter the
shape of individual segments. Three uses:
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Identify vertices corresponding to a particular
feature on the HAnimSegment,
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Represent a particular muscular action displacing
vertices in various directions (linearly or radially),
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Represent a complete configuration of the vertices
in an HAnimSegment. For example, there might be
an HAnimDisplacer for each facial expression.
• Multiple HAnimDisplacer nodes must appear
consecutively inside parent HAnimSegment
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HAnimDisplacer attributes
•
name
is required, must be unique so that
HAnimDisplacer can be identified at runtime
for animation and parent/child checks
•
name
suffixes include _feature, _action and _config
•
name
matches Surface feature points
•
Provided in text table of values
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Provided in Annex B of H-Anim Specification
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displacements:
array of 3D values added to
neutral or resting position of HAnimSegment
vertex sets referenced by coordIndex field
•
coordIndex:
defines how coordinate array of
HAnimSegment vertices is affected
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimDisplacer
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Displacer
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimDisplacer
Feature point table
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/tables/HAnimSurfaceFeaturePoints19774V1.0.txt
H-Anim Specification Annex B, Feature points for the human body
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/FeaturePoints.html
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HanimDisplacer panel X3D-Edit
TODO: need example scene
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HAnimDisplacer tooltips
X3D Tooltips:
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/tooltips/X3dTooltips.html#HAnimDisplacer
HAnim specification:
http://www.web3d.org/files/specifications/19774/V1.0/HAnim/ObjectInterfaces.html#Displacer
X3D specification:
http://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V3.3/Part01/versionContent.html#HAnimDisplacer
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Support
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H-Anim Tables of Names and Features`
Plain Text Data Tables Specification Descriptions
1 HAnimHierarchyWeb3d-19774-V1.0.txt Text-based node hierarchy from approved ISO standard: H-
Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
3 HAnimHierarchyWithSites.txt Hierarchy of joints, segments with corresponding surface-
feature sites (based on skeletal proximity)
4 HAnimJointNames19774V1.0.txt
List of approved HAnimJoint names.
●
Table 4.2 - Body Joint object names
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Table 4.3 - Hand Joint object names
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Table 4.4 - Face Joint object names
5
HAnimSegmentNames19774V1.0.tx
t
Approved HAnimSegment names, excerpted from
H-Anim Specification, 4.9.5 Hierarchy.
6..9
HAnimJointLoa0Names19774V1.0.txt
HAnimSiteLoa0Names19774V1.0.txt
List of approved HAnimSite names, LOA 0 to 3.
10 HAnimSurfaceFeaturePoints19774V1.
0.txt
Surface feature points, used by HAnimDisplacer
nodes.
11 SiteNameComparisonsByLOA.xlsx
Site names comparison by LOA, constructed from
preceding text tables.
The following tables of information are related to the H-Anim specification and
corresponding X3D H-Anim component. They are provided for developer use.
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/tables/tables.html
Table of H-Anim Tables of Names and Features
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/tables/tables.html
SiteNameComparisonsByLOA.xlsx
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/tables/SiteNameComparisonsByLOA.xlsx
These various text tables are used to populate correct lists of relevant attribute values in
validation checkers, authoring-tool menus, etc.
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Diamond Man
• DiamondManLOA-0.x3d
• DiamondManLOA-1.x3d
• DiamondManLOA-2.x3d
(includes visual key)
DiamondMan models
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/DiamondManLOA-0.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/DiamondManLOA-1.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/DiamondManLOA-2.x3d
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Diamond Man LOA 2
DiamondManLOA-3.x3d
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/DiamondManLOA-3.x3d
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Interchangable Actors Via
Dynamic Routing Prototypes
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Korean Characters
• 12 characters at LOA 1 and 2
• Authored in 3DS Max and Maya
• Testing MOCAP conversions
•
Confirming best practices and tool support
• Work continues, reported on h-anim mail list
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LOA-4 Models Hands and Feet
Four initial models to test improvements
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HanimModelHandLeft.x3d HanimModelHandRight.x3d
•
HanimModelFootLeft.x3d HanimModelFootRight.x3d
•
Checked into Basic HumanoidAnimation Examples
under SourceForge version control
Next steps, work in progress:
•
Incremental improvements, checked in
•
X3D v3.4 DOCTYPE and XML Schema validation
•
X3D Schematron rules validation
•
MOCAP animation and model integration
Basic HumanoidAnimation Examples
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation
SourceForge version control
http://sourceforge.net/p/x3d/code/HEAD/tree/www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation
Additional links for X3D Examples
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dResources.html#Basic
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Integrating Hanim Models, Animation
HAnimHumanoid can only have single root Joint
•
Typically “Root”
How to best add portions of models? Should work
since various LOAs are designed for composition.
•
Root
•
HandsLeft
•
HandsRight
•
Animation
•
Body interpolator
•
Left hand mocap interpolators
•
Right hand mocap interpolators
Basic HumanoidAnimation Examples
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation
SourceForge version control
http://sourceforge.net/p/x3d/code/HEAD/tree/www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation
Additional links for X3D Examples
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dResources.html#Basic
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Additional Resources
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Additional Resources
• Numerous...
• X3D Resources
• H-Anim working group page
•
H-Anim working group wiki
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Chapter Summary
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Chapter Summary
H-Anim Humanoid Animation is an ISO Standard
co-evolving with (and supported by) X3D.
H-Anim is designed to be implementable by a
variety of different 3D graphics technologies.
H-Anim models have regular patterns of Joints
and Segments to create a movable skeleton.
Sites and Displacers support feature animation.
Current work includes improved support for skin,
face/hands/feet, motion capture (mocap)
conversions for full-fidelity animation, including
usability for medically accurate records.
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Suggested exercises
• Explore the examples both basic bodies and
also behavior switching
• Animate a humanoid around a scene
• Add visualization geometry to an empty
skeleton, examine the changes that occur
• List possible use cases that might take
advantage of body/behavior libraries
•
Investigate current technology developments
in motion capture (mocap) and direct
scanning of human bodies
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References
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References 1
X3D: Extensible 3D Graphics for Web Authors
by Don Brutzman and Leonard Daly, Morgan
Kaufmann Publishers, April 2007, 468 pages.
•
Chapter 3, Grouping Nodes
•
http://x3dGraphics.com
•
http://x3dgraphics.com/examples/X3dForWebAuthors
X3D Resources
•
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dResources.html
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References 2
X3D-Edit Authoring Tool
•
https://savage.nps.edu/X3D-Edit
X3D Scene Authoring Hints
•
http://x3dgraphics.com/examples/X3dSceneAuthoringHints.html
X3D Graphics Specification
•
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/specifications
•
Also available as help pages within X3D-Edit
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References 3
Basic Examples Archive, HumanoidAnimation
•
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation
Basic Examples Archive, HumanoidAnimation
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/HumanoidAnimation/
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http://faculty.nps.edu/brutzman
Code USW/Br, Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey California 93943-5000 USA
1.831.656.2149 voice
Contact
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