I’ve created a demo framework to demonstrate the Bézier curve in 3D space. The demo graphically plots a Bézier curve with control points which the user can manipulate by selecting and moving them around thus changing the appearance and shape of the curve. I’ve also included an animated object with simple physics. The demo is […]
I’ve toyed around with Milkshape3D and created a simple animated model of a dragonfly. It is intended that this dragonfly have a rather cartoon-ish appearance. The model is divided into several moving sub sections. These sub sections are later then used for animation. Sections in my dragonfly model include the head, main body (which also
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Created a blog on blogger.com detailing the progress of my honours project dissertation. The project is based on using OpenGL to implement Global Illumination lighting to a heightmap generated terrain. The blog can be found here Edit: I’ve also managed to import blog from blogger.com so you can now read all about it here !!!
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How fast time has passed! I’ve been very busy the last month or so finalising and debugging the program itself. I’ve also working on my dissertation at the very moment. Happy to report that I have a program to show! After a lot of trying I’ve decided to ditch the idea of using shaders completely.
What else could be more brilliant than a mix of OpenGL goodness and Homer Simpson! The demo is fully written in OpenGL (and a bit of WinAPI) in the C++ language. It features our fully animated hero, Homer Simpson weilding a gun. The environment features a 3D world with heightmapped terrain enclosed in a skybox.
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