Collision Detection Handling For Computer Graphic Simulation In Virtual Environment Application

Muhammad Nawawi, Jomali (2014) Collision Detection Handling For Computer Graphic Simulation In Virtual Environment Application. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Collision detection in a virtual environment of computer graphic research has become an important research area in computer graphics due to the need to visualise virtual environment as realistic as possible. Virtual environment also known as an immersive environment consists of elements such as culling, lighting, shadows, collision detection and others that will determine the realism level of simulation. One of the key components that need further consideration is to equip the synthetic world with fast and efficient collision detection approach so that virtual simulation can be done realistically. In general, detecting the collision in a virtual environment for the object is an essential element in many three-dimensional (3D) application areas such as virtual reality, animation, simulation, game and robotics. Thus, collision detection has become one of the important elements that bring virtual world to imitate the realism of a real world. Hence, many issues involving collision detection have been investigated. The purpose of this research is to study the handling process and the traversal approach used in the hierarchical representation that can intensify and boost up performance of the collision detection scheme in virtual reality simulation. Handling collision detection in a virtual environment is a very technical issue because it need special techniques to handle it. The technique applied is related to the physical law, mathematic application, graphic designer and the computer programming language

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