| Use the OpenGL
library in conjunction with glut.
Write this project in C (or C++)
using the OGL library on a machine of your choice equipped with a mouse
and graphic screen.
The program must draw an original 3-D solid in a
perspective view in the upper right.
You are
not allowed to use a pre-built object; instead, you must build your
object from vertices.
For added effect, use a different foreground
and background color, and paint the solid creatively.
You are not
required to place any lights since OGL provides ambient lighting.
If
you do place a light or two, and set the correct parameters, OGL should
draw your solid with the correct shadows.
Be careful of drawing
only one colored light, for then the light will not show any painted
colors of your objects.
Since not all of these techniques will
have been covered in class, this project requires you to read the examples
and experiment.
The following keyboard commands should be working:
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See the Evaluation sheet for the maximum points you can get.
Look at the sample programs to show you various techniques.
Refer to the class syllabus for the proper programming format.
Turn in your program in a clean, labeled, CD with color screen dumps,
source code,
and a 2-page discussion in your own words. Include:
- a paragraph for a user’s guide (User Instructions); and
- informal comments of what you thought of the project.
Do not give a boring description of the project.
Include a CD with this information on it as well as source
code and executable.
Do not ask me to recompile your code.
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