Final Project- CSE 167 - Student: Thao Thi Nguyen

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Here are the commands you can use:
1 -    Turn walls on/off
2 -    Toggle ambient light
3 -    Turn on/off spotlight
Left Arrow -   Rotate viewpoint to the left
Right Arrow -   Rotate viewpoint to the right
Up Arrow -    Rotate Angle to look at scene from top
Down Arrow -    Rotate Angle to look at scene from the bottom
f -    Move camera closer to the monkeys
b -    Move camera farther from the monkeys
w -    Wireframe mode
c -    Backfaces culling

I was planning on doing a visual of that popular Nursery Rhyme, "Five little monkeys, jumping on the bed, 1 fell off and broke his head..."

But I didn't have time to make them jump. All I had time to do was make their tails wag. The monkeys took a while to create because of the texture mapping on the sphere. The squared texture maps get mapped onto spheres using polar coordinates, so I had to draw the individual image maps on the monkey myself (its ears and mouth). The fingers, hands, toes, and feet also took a while, and so did the tail! I wanted to use a bezier curve for the tail but didn't have time either.

I used texture maps for the pictures and the bed a picture of my own bedsheet!

I only had enough time to make one spotlight to light up the "curious george (bush)" picture. My aim to was create lights for all the paintings.