Carnegie Mellon University

Brandon Kase

Kayvon Fatahalian

Matthew Stanton

Adrien Treuille

James O'Brien

Ben Humberston

A computer-implemented method includes accessing a plurality of sets of outputs for an interactive animation, with each set of outputs being associated with a different sequence of a plurality of sequences of discrete control inputs, and with each set of outputs comprising an output that provides a stored portion of the animation; and transmitting, to a client device, information indicative of at least one of the plurality of sets of outputs for the animation and the output that provides the stored portion of the animation, which when rendered by the client device causes the animation to be presented to a user.

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Brandon Kase