| 摘要 |
A 3D human model is generated and rendered on screen to represent a user. The model comprises individually isolated parts, constructed on the basis of the users given numerical inputs. The numerical inputs represent each isolated area of the models body, in correspondence with the area on their own real body. The areas together form the whole, with properties combined totaling the properties of the whole. These specifically personalized models are representative of the users accounts, able to be modified, updated and compared with other users and subsequent renditions of themselves, via a progression timeline. The bodies receive date-stamps corresponding to the date they were altered, thus allowing for multiple renditions of a user's body along their path to achieving their desired fitness goals, to be compared with one another and the current, and to allow each and any of the isolated masses (eg. biceps) to be compared with how they looked at any point along the users progression timeline, displaying the difference between that point and the current. |
