Ojas Sitapara
A03408021


Dream Car Show Room
	When I first heard the that we would be able to make anything we wanted, I imagined
a real car show room. A car on display in the middle of a room spinning slowly, lighting
on the car that would show off the new paint, other smaller displays of concept cars or 
future models and the ability navigate through the room as if it were real. I 
quickly learned that my openGL skills weren't quite at that point.
	Although its not the show room that I thought it was going to be, With all that
we have learned in class, I felt like I was able to apply all that I could
make to the show room what it is. Texture mapping was a topic that I enjoyed learning about
and wish I had more time to mess around with it, seem like you could do a lot of cool things
with it.

Description: 
	My project is a Dream Car show room. I have pictures of my favorite cars on the 
walls (GT2, F1, etc) and some pictures of the details of the engine and tires. All of these pictures are
texture maps. These pictures are mounted on frames, I thought that it looked kind of
weird with just having the picture right on the wall. 
I have 8 pillars, each one was made with two cones, with the tip of each cone
submerged in the other cone to give a cylinder with a pinched center. 
Four of the pillars are for looks to hold the celling and the other four that at the moment
hold tires! 
The floor is made of two texture maps, one a checkard board and the other a tire
image. The celling and four walls of the show room also have texture maps.

There are also three little toy cars cars that go in circles around the room while you check
out the show room. Two of them cirlce in the same direction at different speeds and the 
other one goes in the oppsite direction. I really wanted to made these cars with texture
maps but it proved to be more difficult then I thought it would be.

Lastly, I have three light source controlled by the numbers 1,2,3 all vary in the
intensity of white light and can be turned on and off by press the correspoding number. 
You can see the shin on the pillars change as you toggle the lights. The texture maps
are also set to do Phong lighting. (hard to see though)

Run project:
	There is nothing special needed to run my project.
	-1,2,3 toogle the light sources
	-up, down, left, right rotate the view of the room so you could look around

The apporach that I used was to try and include something new that we learned in each
project. Rotation, Phong Lighting, etc For the most part I would get the thing I knew 
how to do to run perfect.. and then
try to add things that I was not as comfortable with. A lot of my time was spent
playing around with the numbers to see if I could get it the way I wanted. Trial and
error seems to be unavoidable when using new openGL commands.


Overall, I was happy with the outcome and learned a lot in the class!