Part 1 - Table of Contents: poses and basic action

Organization		Pages
		Main menu		entry into this research project
		Title Page
		Preface
Static poses on a stage		-		Basic concepts
		Introduction to modelling an actor on a stage		2 objects
		stage dimensions and audience viewpoint		dimensions in mm
		2D sideways pose on the stage		simplified by ignoring sideways angles and twists
		2D frontal pose on the stage		simplified by ignoring forward angles and twists
		both 2D poses on the stage, side by side		simplified by ignoring sideways angles and twists
		Stage dimension parameters		allows experimenting with different stage and audience dimensions
		body size parameters		allows experimenting with different body sizes
		body pose parameters		allows experimenting with different poses
		Review and summary
simple mechanisms for holding poses				the link from bones, joints, muscles, and neurons to information processing
		Introduction to posing on a stage		a simple model of how it works
		joint in 'normal' position		0 degree rotation
		joint in 'rotated' position		30 degrees of rotation
		Review and summary
demonstrating action with simple joint movements				a simple motion caused by rotating about a joint
		Introduction to basic action elements		action as a limb movement resulting from a joint rotation
		sideways pose on the stage		right leg motion - use Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE with Adobe SVGViewer, new FireFox
		frontal pose on the stage		non-uniform upper-arm motion, using multiple time segments
		parts of a stride		demo right leg motion, from one angle to another
		Review and summary		synchronous and asynchronous action
Action: continuous joint movements between poses				a simple motion like a stride for walking
		Introduction to action on a stage		action as an animated transitions between two poses
		SMIL based, between-pose movement parameters		allows experimenting with simple motion
		2D sideways action on the stage		simplified by ignoring sideways angles and twists
		2D sideways action - Perl test		incremental - for scripts
		action perspective - test		incremental - for scripts
		pl action perspective - Perl test		incremental - for scripts
		2D frontal action on the stage		simplified by ignoring forward angles and twists
		Review and summary
Using symmetry and repetition to extend the action				a simple motion like walking
		Introduction to bilaterally symetric and repeated action		skilled action as composed of repeated and symmetric action
		sideways: walking as symmetric action		simplified by assuming that the left and right strides are identical
		frontal: flapping arms as asynchronous symmetric action		simplified by assuming that the left and right arm-flaps are identical
		Review and summary
Extras				a simple motion like walking
		discussion and/or not yet integrated		mostly earlier stuff