Student: Jason Eng

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This is my precious final project. Precious... Anyway, as you can see, this is my museum.
It contains texture maps that, well, map a usual day in the life of, you guessed it, ME. I
used texture maps for the floor, ceiling, walls, bench, and pictures as well. However, I
added some of my own touches. For example, when all the lights are off, the museum is
pretty much closed, and well, I need security for my special place, so voila, we have our
security. Unfortunately, nothing happens if you decide to walk through it. =(  I have also
implemented fog, which in a nutshell, just makes things look cooler, especially with the
security. It really brings out some of the colors and the shapes of the objects. Free feel
to wander around, but be warned: Just like my head, my museum is a big and confusing place.
If you get lost you might never find your way back... But here are the controls anyway if
you do decide to wander around, as well as the executable and Readme.

	'c' - enabling of cull faces
	'w' - toggles wireframe mode on and off
	'R' and 'r' - increases and decreases rotation angle/speed respectively
	'u' - moves forward in the room (only works when view perfectly level with floor)
	'b' - moves backward in room (again, only works when view perfectly level)
	'v' - toggles security on and off (all lights have to be off)
	'f' - toggle fog on and off
	'1' - toggle light one on and off
	'2' - toggle light two on and off
	'3' - toggle light three on and off
	Mouse - screen will move whenever mouse is moved toward a certain direction

Museum.zip

Readme

List of figures

Don't be wandering around where you're not suppose to be.

Naturally, I've spent the ENTIRE day in Geisel library studying. Ah, the life of an
engineer. BLEH.

After a long hard day's work, I come home and dream about far away places.

 
Yea, Hawaii would be a nice place. Some tropical island far far away from civilization.

Oh well, so much for my daydreaming. Looks like another bleak day. 

Like they say, people are like stained glass windows.
You don't see their true inner beauty until the light shines through.
What do you know. It's the same for graphics. You can't see the true inner beauty until
the light begins to shine.


Hope the sun comes out later today...