arXiv cs.GR details Neuroll, a neural strand-based hair simulation method built around simulator-in-the-loop unrolling. The core idea is to replace expensive classical time integration with a learned ...

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Detail from an illustrated Book of the Dead (c. 305–30 BCE), papyrus, ink, gold, and paper (photo courtesy the Brooklyn Museum; all other photos Greta Rainbow/Hyperallergic) I’m lucky: I haven’t been ...

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