The article "Computer Animation '90" explores various aspects of computer animation, including scientific visualization, human modeling, artificial intelligence, and animation techniques. Researchers showcased animations of multicellular structures, chemical models, and meteorological data analysis. They also developed models for human movement and behavior control. The study presented innovative approaches for garment wrinkle formation, reversible painting systems, and object-oriented modeling. Key findings include the use of interactive networks for behavioral animation, automated view function generation for walk-through animation, and motion comparison techniques.