Implements particle systems using openGL
TODO: Add a representative image for your project here
Windows
Open git bash to the directory containing this repository.
particles $ mkdir build
particles $ cd build
particles/build $ cmake -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" ..
particles/build $ start CS312-Particles.sln
Your solution file should contain two projects: pixmap_art and pixmap_test.
To run from the git bash command shell,
particles/build $ ../bin/Debug/billboard
particles/build $ ../bin/Debug/confetti
particles/build $ ../bin/Debug/demo
macOS
Open terminal to the directory containing this repository.
particles $ mkdir build
particles $ cd build
particles/build $ cmake ..
particles/build $ make
To run each program from build, you would type
particles/build $ ../bin/billboard
particles/build $ ../bin/confetti
particles/build $ ../bin/demo
- Intial Bollboard
- After Implementing position and Scaling
- after applying the view-projection matrix
Screen.Recording.2021-05-27.at.9.11.21.PM.mov
- After setting billboard to face the camera
Screen.Recording.2021-05-27.at.9.14.19.PM.mov
The billboard is moving but since it is always facing camera it appears still.
- one particle movement
Screen.Recording.2021-05-27.at.9.17.00.PM.mov
- 500 particles Movements
Screen.Recording.2021-05-27.at.9.20.04.PM.mov
- 500 particles with cheap sort
for each particle
d2 = distance from particle to camera
d1 = distance from previous particle to camera
if d2 < d1
swap(particle, previous particle)