Design and development of Muay Thai posture 3D animation by controlling the inverse kinematics movement
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Controlling the movement of the animation characters is an important step in the animation production process. The article emphasized on study the joint rotation robot arm inverse kinematics principles to apply the controlling of Muay Thai posture animation characters. The objectives of this research were: 1) To evaluate the quality of design and development of Muay Thai posture 3D animation by controlling the inverse kinematics movement; and 2) To study the satisfaction with 3D animation named “The secret weapons”. The results of the research were as follows: 1) The completed quality Muay Thai posture 3D animation by controlling the inverse kinematics movement divided into the results of design and development of animation composition for 3D animation and the result of inverse kinematics character motion control technique were at high level. 2) The satisfaction of this 3D animation was at high level.
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