Generating animations in an augmented reality environment
US-2021256751-A1 · Aug 19, 2021 · US
US12555308B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12555308-B2 |
| Application number | US-202318455161-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 24, 2023 |
| Priority date | Feb 27, 2021 |
| Publication date | Feb 17, 2026 |
| Grant date | Feb 17, 2026 |
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Scene rendering apparatus for rendering a scene from a 3D scene description data, configured to derive, from the 3D scene description data, first data defining a 3D object and second data defining an animation of the object and trigger condition information which defines a condition for viewing position and/or viewing orientation. Additionally, the scene rendering apparatus is configured to check whether the condition for viewing position and/or viewing orientation is met, and responsive to the condition for viewing position and/or viewing orientation being met, trigger the animation of the object.
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The invention claimed is: 1 . A scene rendering apparatus for rendering a scene from a 3D scene description data, the apparatus configured to: derive, from the 3D scene description data, first data defining a movable 3D object, and second data defining a movability of the movable 3D object and movement constraint information which defines constraints for the movability of the movable 3D object. 2 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 1 , configured to obey the constraints for the movability of the movable 3D object in moving the movable 3D object according to user interaction. 3 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 1 , configured to derive from first data mesh information on a definition of a mesh of the movable 3D object and a definition of a skeleton of the movable 3D object. 4 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 3 , configured to derive from the second data information on a plurality of morph targets, each morph target defining a compensating deformation of a first mesh for assuming a respective primitive pose and an indication of a subset of morph targets out of the plurality of morph targets, a usage of which is available in moving the movable 3D object during a time sub-period, while any morph targets not comprised by the subset is unavailable, wherein a persistence of the definition of the mesh of the movable 3D object, the definition of the skeleton of the movable 3D object and the information on a plurality morph targets exceed the time sub-period, and/or updates on an indication of a set of morph targets which define a compensating deformation of the first mesh for assuming a respective primitive pose, wherein the updates change the indication so that the set of morph targets temporally changes during the persistence of the definition of the mesh of the movable 3D object and the definition of the skeleton of the moveable 3D object. 5 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 4 , configured to derive updates on the indication of the subset of morph targets so that the subset changes in consecutive time sub-periods. 6 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 3 , configured to derive from the second data joint information on joints of the skeleton, and joint constraint information indicating a restriction of a space of freedom of the joints and/or indicating a selection out of the joints which are immobilized. 7 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 6 , wherein the joint constraint information restricts the space of freedom of the joints by way of restricting an angular movability range of the joints. 8 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 6 , wherein the joint constraint information restricts the space of freedom of the joints by way of restricting an translational movability range of the joints. 9 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 6 , configured to derive updates of the joint constraint information so that the restriction of the space of freedom of the joints and/or the selection out of the joints which are immobilized temporally changes. 10 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 1 , configured to derive from the second data information on a plurality of morph targets associated with the movable 3D object for a time period and an indication of a subset of morph targets out of the plurality of morph targets, a usage of which is available in moving the movable 3D object during a time sub-period within the time period, while any morph target not comprised by the subset is unavailable, and/or updates on an indication of a set of morph targets available in moving the movable 3D object, wherein the updates change the indication so that the set of morph targets temporally changes. 11 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 1 , configured to derive from the second data joint information on joints of the movable 3D object, and joint constraint information indicating a restriction of a space of freedom of the joints and/or indicating a selection out of the joints which are immobilized. 12 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 1 , configured to derive the movement constraint information from an extension portion of a section of a glTF file of the 3D scene description data, the section relating to the movable 3D object, or a meta data track of the glTF file. 13 . The scene rendering apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the 3D scene description data defines a default movement of the movable 3D object, and the movement constraint information defines the constraints for the movability of the movable 3D object relative to poses of the movable 3D object defined by the default movement. 14 . A method for rendering a scene from a 3D scene description data, comprising deriving, from the 3D scene description data, first data defining a movable 3D object, and second data defining a movability of the movable 3D object and movement constraint information which defines constraints for the movability of the movable 3D object. 15 . A non-transitory digital storage medium having a computer program stored thereon, when executed by a processor, to perform a method for rendering a scene from a 3D scene description data, comprising deriving, from the 3D scene description data, first data defining a movable 3D object, and second data defining a movability of the movable 3D object and movement constraint information which defines constraints for the movability of the movable 3D object.
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