breaking_waves

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Draws a series of breaking waves of water, in 2 dimensions No foam. Water waves outlines uses Bezier curves No file I/O. Java 2 interactive animation GUI. See BestWavesLive.com for applet., ptrthis.ca. Spline Skinning Approach.

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