This video showcases the features of a project made by Alexis He (cs184-bu) and Jonathan Kotker (cs184-dl) for the computer graphics course (CS184) at the University of California, Berkeley, taught by James O'Brien. The project implements uniform tessellation and adaptive tessellation to draw parametric surfaces, such as the Utah teapot as shown in the video.
This video was taken using Camtasia Studio. Many thanks to Thomas Magrino and Anthony Chen for recommending it!
The song is "Nom Nom Nom" by Parry Gripp (parrygripp.com).
@darklight725 We coded in C++, leveraging the OpenGL graphics library. They have some builtin features: we added the ability to use user input to determine how to zoom in, color the teapot, and so on.
advancedversion 6 months ago
@A1P1L1 We got an extra point because of the choice of music. :P
advancedversion 6 months ago
Why am I not surprised at the choice of music? XD
A1P1L1 2 years ago
Interesting, how did you code it, especially the rotation, zooming and coloring?
darklight725 2 years ago