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Creating ralphzilla: moshpit, skeleton library and automation framework

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Composed of over 550,000 crowd agents, Ralphzilla of Ralph Breaks the Internet, one of the largest movie monsters ever created and presented a huge technical and artistic challenge.

We introduce a new crowd solver, Moshpit, which performs high resolution inter-body collision among crowd agents. We will also explain how Moshpit was incorporated into Disney's Skeleton Library (SL) and proprietary pipeline automation framework.

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          SIGGRAPH '19: ACM SIGGRAPH 2019 Talks
          July 2019
          143 pages
          ISBN:9781450363174
          DOI:10.1145/3306307

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