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D4MD: deformation system for a vehicle simulation game

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This paper presents a hybrid geometrical-physical, plastic deformation technique applicable for solids, in the context of a car simulation game. This technique doesn’t aim to be...

Tiago Rodrigues, Rui Pires, José Miguel Sal...

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