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swing leg extension. These two scenarios are illustrated in Figure 3.9. |
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Possible walking and running steps described by base PCG of |
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An initial state must also be chosen for the walk. The initial state provides a starting position from |
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which a successful walking motion can begin. |
While the simplest initial state to use would have |
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the creature at rest in the reference position, it is easier to achieve a limit cycle when the initial state |
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more closely resembles a state on a balanced walk cycle. currently requires trial-and-error on the part of the animator. |
Finding an appropriate initial state
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which was generated manually for the simple human model controlled by the base PCG of Figure 3.7. |
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