Alexander Chu ID#23460953 Leo Wu ID#23661771
Submitter: Alexander Chu (cs184-ay) Website: http://http://inst.cs.berkeley.edu/~cs184-ay/as2.html
Linux (Hive Machines)
Header files are located in include/ Source files are located in src/
We implemented the following features:
- Render Bez Files
- Render Obj Files
- Output bez file given an obj file input
- Output obj file given an bez file input
Setup
To compile our code, run the following in a shell:
make clean && make
This will create an executable located at:
bin/runner
Usage
w toggles wireframe mode, and s toggles smooth shading mode.
- and - zoom in and out. The arrow keys rotate the object, and shift+arrow keys translate the object.
bez Files
To render a bez file, run:
bin/runner [-a]
is the path to the bez file to be rendered. It must end in the .bez extension. is the parameter of the adaptive or uniform tesselation. If the [-a] parameter is present, adaptive tesselation will be performed. Otherwise uniform tesselation will be performed.
obj files
To render an obj file, run:
bin/runner
is the path to the obj file to be rendered. It must end in the .obj extension.
File Output and Conversion
To output a file, append '-o ' to the above commands, where is the path to the output file. If the input file is a bez, an obj file will be written. If the input file is an obj, a bez file will be written.
Examples: bin/runner bez/teapot.bez 0.01 -a -o teapot.obj bin/runner obj/dodecahedron.obj -o dodecahedron.bez
When converting an obj file to a bez, the normals are lost, so smooth shading will return the same results as flat shading.
Example Images
Folder 'images' contains several example images corresponding to images on the website. They were all generated with the commands listed above.