Practical Computer-Generated Animation of the Hermit's Body Twist “Rusie Dotton”

The hermit's body twist “Rusie Dotton ” are physical exercise postures which are evidently restored in the Region of King Rama I (1782-1809). He was the first King of Chakri Dynasty who established Bangkok as the capital of Thailand. The restoration was aimed to integrate all knowledge of Thai medicine which Rusie dotton is obviously included. The king would like his people to use the Rusie Dotton for relaxation and therapy [1]. The king had ordered to build and keep all Rusie Dotton sculptures at Wat Phrachetuphon Vimolmangklaram Rajwaramahaviharn (Wat Pho or The temple of the redining buddha) so that his people can access, follow, and relax with Hermit's body twist easily. The temple is located adjacent to the Grand Palace in Bangkok. Later on, during the Region of King Rama III (1787-1851). He graciously ordered Krommuen Naronghariruks to lead in sculpting all 80 Rusie Dotton postures into new sculptures. These new sculptures were formed by zinc and tin (Chin) making them more durable. Finished sculptures are distributed to the monasteries surrounding the temple. Each of the sculptures has companied by an engraved stone. Each of the stones has been distinctly engraved by poems composed by the King Rama, and his royal families, royal court officials, poets, monks, and common people