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GPU-based Motion Matching for Crowds in the Unreal Engine

Motion Matching is a computationally expensive animation selection process where a motion capture database is regularly searched to identify the best frame of animation to be played. This study presents a process used to compute these calculations in parallel by using multiple GPU threads. The described work is shown to greatly reduce the computational time of CPU - based Motion Matching within the Unreal Engine.