Name: Bik Ghosh
SBID: 108776586
Email: bikramaditya.ghoshdastidar@stonybrook.edu
- Use the numeric buttons
1
,2
,3
,4
,5
, and6
to select the respective parts of this assignment. Note that these are not the Numpad buttons. These are the horizontal numeric buttons above the alphabets on a regular QWERTY keyboard. - You can rotate objects in each part using the arrow keys on the keyboard.
- You can use the Numpad's
+
and-
keys to zoom in and out.
- A wireframe of a cube should be displayed. Use controls mentioned above to view it from different angles.
- A wireframe of a tetrahedron should be displayed. Use controls mentioned above to view it from different angles.
- A 20 triangle approximation of a sphere should be displayed.
- Increase the depth of approximation with
Left Mouse Button
(20 -> 80 -> 320). - Decrease the depth of approximation with
Right Mouse Button
(320 -> 80 -> 20).
- A sphere should be displayed.
- Use
Left Mouse Button
andRight Mouse Button
to change the shape to display. - You should be able to see a sphere, a cylinder and a cone.
- A 20 triangle approximation of an ellipsoid should be displayed.
- Increase the depth of approximation with
Left Mouse Button
(20 -> 80 -> 320). - Decrease the depth of approximation with
Right Mouse Button
(320 -> 80 -> 20).
- Not Implemented.
OS: Windows 7 SP1 x64
IDE: Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise Update 3
Libraries: SDL, GLEW (pulled from Nuget)