Oilfield Construction 3D Characters Base Motion Library Research and Application

Ji Sheng Liang; Xi Hong Zhou; Bo Li; Wang Hui; Fu Hua Shang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.548.792

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Oilfield Construction 3D Characters Base Motion Library Research and Application

Abstract:

Oil field simulation training can be trained for construction personnel with lifelike, safety, standardize the interactive training, is an important aspect of the construction of digital oilfield, how to improve the d characters of construction development efficiency is still action today the hotspot. This paper based on the rehabilitation medicine field of the ADL 3d characters basis for action based data, this paper analyzes oil field production more than the standard of construction work, extracting oil field production construction base motion as a major operation data, using the 3ds Max development environment role animation component calls action data joining together new action, design and realize the oilfield construction d characters base motion library. And applied to multiple oil field simulation training system for the development of construction action, verified through practice.

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Ji Sheng Liang, Xi Hong Zhou, Bo Li, Wang Hui, Fu Hua Shang

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