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    Final Project : Video Room Overview
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This file contains a summary of how each special surface is created.

The Floor:

The floor is an array of glquads, every corner containing a normal pointing in the i direction.
The array is drawn in scan lines, that is, a strip is laid, then the next strip, etc. etc.

Every four quads, the material color applied is perturbed by a small amount creating a wood floor
effect.  The shiny effect is maintained by leaving the specular values the same for all quads.

The ceiling:

The ceiling is built like the floor, except with uniform color across the ceiling and an alpha
value of 0.3 and the normals are in the negative i direction.

Note that the ceiling is built last as in the painters algorithm so that the system will know
what's underneath before doing the blending.

The walls:

The walls are built as an array of glquads, every corner contains a normal point pointing
inwards towards the room except perturbed slightly up and sideways relative to the wall to create
a texture effect.

The Video Panels:

Each video panel is created with a black border around a center quad.  The center quad has a texture
mapped onto it.

This texture receives data from an MJPEG decoder module.  A URL is given to the module, it receives
and decodes the jpeg using the Intel JPEG Library in a separate thread.  After decoding, it copies
the texture back into the specified texture and calls glutPostDisplay.

Since using mipmapping yielded extremely slow results, static texture maps are used.  Static maps
are always square.  To fit a non-square arbitrary mjpeg stream onto the video panel, a texture of the
next larger resolution above the resolution of the mjpeg is created, then the image is copied into
that large opengl memory buffer.  Upon drawing, only the picture section is mapped onto the display
panel, i. e. the glTextureCoords end up going from 0 to image height / texture resolution and 
image width / texture resolution.

The end result is pleasing.  The specular highlights off the floor are cool looking, and the videos work.

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Key  	Action
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Arrows 	                Navigation (Like Doom; etc.)
Click mouse button      When mouse is moved, rotate about current location
w                       Toggle Wireframe Mode
1,2,3                   Toggle light 1, 2, and 3
s                       Toggle flat vs gouraud Shading Mode
h                       Toggle localized vs. lights at infinity
q,Q                     move up and down, note the ceiling is transparent
c                       Toggle Back Culling
a,z                     look up, look down
r,R                     increase, decrease rotation speed
escape                  Quit