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Line 19: Simulation is also used in computer games and animation and can be accelerated by using a [[physics engine]], the technology used in many powerful [[computer graphics]] [[software]] [[computer program\|programs]], like [[3ds Max]], [[Maya (software)\|Maya]], [[LightWave 3D\|Lightwave]], and many others to simulate physical characteristics. In computer animation, things like [[hair]], [[cloth]], [[liquid]], [[fire]], and [[wiktionary:particles\|particles]] can be easily modeled, while the human [[animator]] animates simpler objects. Computer-based dynamic animation was first used at a very simple level in the 1989 [[Pixar]] [[short film]] ''Knick Knack'' to move the fake snow in the snowglobe and pebbles in a fish tank. [[Image:TRUE_Procedural_Animation.gif\|right\|frame\|Animation based on [[piston motion equations]]; the crank is driving the piston, with variations in the speed of rotation, the crank radius, and the rod length.]] ==See also==

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