A Smoke Simulation Technique Based on Particle System

Yong Song Zhan; Wen Zhao Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.230-232.26

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A Smoke Simulation Technique Based on Particle System

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To achieve photorealistic special effect for the industry of virtual reality, this paper proposed a real-time smoke simulation technique using particle system. Firstly, the component of particle system is discussed according to the requirement of virtual reality. Secondly, a stable scheme is employed to solve the physical equation regulating the behavior of smoke, which is modeled by the particle system. Thirdly, the object-oriented program scheme of particle system is presented in detail. Experiment results show the robustness and feasibility of the proposed technique.

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Yong Song Zhan, Wen Zhao Liu

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Object-Oriented (OO), Particle System, Physical Equation, Smoke Simulation, Virtual Reality (VR)

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