bali26/OpenGL-Textures

Image Textures in OpenGL/JOGL. When run as an application, the program shows a window with two panels: on the left, a PaintPanel where the user can draw 2D images and on the right a GLJPanel that shows a single object to which a texture can be applied. There is a menu for selecting the object and one for selecting the texture. * It is possible to apply the image from the paint panel as * a texture on the 3D object, and it possible to copy the * image from the OpenGL panel to the paint panel. * This program depends on PaintPanel.java, TexturedShapes.java, * Camera.java, and three resource files (brick.jpg, earth.jpg, * and clouds.jpg) that contain images used as textures. The program is in Java therefore, you will need to set up Eclipse to use the JOGL API. See Subsection 3.6.2 (http://math.hws.edu/graphicsbook/c3/s6.html#gl1geom.6.2) for instructions on doing that. The basic idea is to make a "User Library" containing the JOGL files. Then you can start a new project and add the JOGL user library to the project. There are copies of the JOGL .jar files and the native libraries for Linux in /classes/cs424/JOGL-support. (Note: There is no need to make copies of these files, if you are using them on Linux. Your User Library can can refer directly to the copies in /classes/cs424/JOGL-support.) You can also get copies of the .jar files and the native libraries for Linux, Windows, or Mac from http://math.hws.edu/eck/cs424/jogl_2_3_support/. Be sure to read all the instructions in the textbook and follow them carefully!

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