This assignment is developed for credits of CSC 561.
#Part 1 To render unlit triangles, set light = false in javascript code at line 881.
For Part 2 and onwards, set light = true at line 881 #Part 2 Render lit triangles using Blinn Phong Illumination Model as default while loading shaders.
#Part 3 Interactively change view of triangles as below: Translates by factor of 0.08, rotates by Math.PI/180 a and d — translate view left and right along view X w and s — translate view forward and backward along view Z q and e — translate view up and down along view Y A and D — rotate view left and right around view Y (yaw) W and S — rotate view forward and backward around view X (pitch)
#Part 4 Interactively select model from set left and right — select and highlight the next/previous triangle set (previous off) space — deselect and turn off highlight
#Part 5 Interactively change lighting on a model b — toggle between Phong and Blinn-Phong lighting (applies to all the models) n — increment the specular integer exponent by 1 (wrap from 20 to 0) 1 — increase the ambient weight by 0.1 (wrap from 1 to 0) 2 — increase the diffuse weight by 0.1 (wrap from 1 to 0) 3 — increase the specular weight by 0.1 (wrap from 1 to 0)
#Part 6 Interactively transform model k and ; — translate selection left and right along view X o and l — translate selection forward and backward along view Z i and p — translate selection up and down along view Y K and : — rotate selection left and right around view Y (yaw) O and L — rotate selection forward and backward around view X (pitch) I and P — rotate selection clockwise and counterclockwise around view Z (roll)
#extra-credits finished
- smooth shading with vertex normals
Department of Computer Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh.