github: https://github.com/FeiZhan/smf_view

• All features required are implemented;
• Display a mesh in openGL;
• A display box in which a mesh can be shown flat shaded, smooth shaded, in wireframe, or shaded with mesh edges displayed;
• Allow rotation, zooming, and translation;
• Allow input from and output to a mesh file in SMF;
• A “Quit” button to exit from the GUI;
• Input a triangle mesh given in SMF format and store the connectivity and geometric information in an appropriate data structure, and display the mesh in the display box of the GUI.

Execute:

$ ./smf_view

Complie:

$ cmake .
$ make

• In order to compile, don't forget "cmake .";
• To open or save to a file, please specify a filename without path and extension in the textbox. Don't use a file name which is too long. To test opening a file, you could try "cube", "eight", "sphere", "horse" (without quote or .smf).

I have read and understood the policy concerning collaboration on assignments.

I have had discussions with the following fellow students

• Rao Fu;
• Ziyang Zhao.

I have consulted the following outside sources

• GLUI example 5;
• Mepp https://github.com/MEPP-team/MEPP

• main.cpp main entrance
• MeshGui.h, MeshGui.cpp OpenGL and GLUI setup
• SmfModel.h, SmfModel.cpp SMF file input and output, data structure for vertices, edges, and faces
• Subdivision.h, Subdivision.cpp attempt for the bonus problem

• OpenGL
• GLUT
• GLUI
• make
• cmake

smf_view is released with a BSD license. For full terms and conditions, see the LICENSE file.

Fei Zhan (Simon Fraser University)