| r: Increase Rate of Movement | e: Decrease Rate |
To accomplish this, I first generated the spline paths to be used by the ankles and wrists. this was done using the spline editor built for homework 7. The paths were adapted from Muybridge film sequences of walking and running adults. The splines used are shown below:
| Spline Path | Usage |
![]() | Running Legs |
![]() | Walking Legs |
![]() | Running Arms |
![]() | Walking Arms |
From the positions of the ankles and hips, the positions of the knees were calculated using inverse kinematics. The same was done to find the elbow positions.
The blending between gaits was accomplished by linear interpolation between the gaits, absed on the desired rate and the native rates of each gait.
Additionally, each gait has a native torso angle. These too are interpolated for intermediate gaits.