Gaussian Pox rogersta
Once I relearned how to C++ everything went fairly smoothly. I did have some trouble normalizing the energies since I accidentally did the math backwards. That messed with my head for a while since the ppm file was coming out with some really strange values. My initial plan was to get the grey scale bumps […]
Gaussian Pox – wasmercj
For a while I was mixing up height and width in some spots, causing some “unique” behavior, so I guess that was one of the larger challenges. I also wanted to get multiple colors working, but was unable to get it looking good. The idea was to normalize across 255*3, and any value from […]
Gaussian Pox
I began by construction the Image class, and then moved on to writing the main and creating the loops and equations needed to generate the dots. The most difficult part for me in this assignment was wrapping my head around storing the rgb values in a 1-d array. Once I figured that out, the rest was […]
Brian’s Gaussian Pox (now with a title)
This assignment was pretty cool. One of the few hurdle I had when creating the gaussian blobs was the file format. After messing around with the file format for a little while, and getting used to creating file in c++, I finally got a gaussian type picture. I have to admit that made me pretty […]
Nathan’s Pox
Here is my homework. Nothing special, just a bunch of colored circles in space. I had the most problems writing the ppm because I switched up width and height, but when I got that figured out, the rest was pretty easy.
schuhaj – chicken pox
I am simply awful at understanding directions without a frame of reference. I initially attempted to simply fumble my way through the instructions with the intention of fixing everything later. This turned into more of a mess than necessary. The energy equation was easy to figure out, as was finding the […]
Weirc – Gaussian pox
The hardest part for me is to figure out what a bump is in terms of data structure, which only needed a few minutes for Chris to explain to me. Then I just followed the instruction, and finished the program. At this point, it outputs very weird images, I didn’t know why, later with Chris’s […]
kryzernj – Gussian Pox
I had a few minor issues setting the ppm file up, however the largest problem that I encountered was visual studio. For some reason it was not recognizing the string datatype or any math functions. After trying to fix these problems in VS someone suggested I try compiling it in putty. It compiled and ran […]
alibraay Gaussian Pox
Overall creating the Image class went well. The only hang up I really had was trying to convince myself that the image that was being produced was reasonable. Other than that, trying to debug by looking at the ppm file was kind of troublesome. This is one bump This is 250 […]
spiegedj – HW 2
Thought Processes: I started off the project by converting the magnet pseudocode into a c++ class. I used a class instead of a struct for no real reason other than that I like classes better and I knew that there is little difference between them. I then worked on adding an OnDraw method to this magnet class so […]