sorainsm / library-of-lighting-models

Study of light modeling as a physics problem, with the purpose of implementing of a family of lighting models through a library.
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Final Submission #55

Closed sorainsm closed 4 years ago

sorainsm commented 4 years ago

Hi @smiths I don't have it in me to continue on this documentation with the current time restrictions. I've made updates to the Commonality Analysis, and System VnV and filled in a Unit VnV Plan and the beginnings of a System VnV Test Report.

I have also filled out the Reflection.

My code is in the src folder and you can find an executable at: https://www.cas.mcmaster.ca/~sorainsm/projects/index.html

Makes it easier to play around with in a browser instead of having to install and run it on your system.

Have a wonderful holiday!

smiths commented 4 years ago

Thank you @sorainsm. Enjoy your holidays too!

smiths commented 4 years ago

@sorainsm, is all of your source code under version control? I am able to view your executable through the link you provided above, but I cannot find any files that look like they were used to build this executable. I was hoping to have a look from Unity (I'm not an expert, but I have used it to run student projects in the past), but you don't seem to have enough files to work with it?

smiths commented 4 years ago

I am asking because grading the source code is part of the final evaluation, so I would like to have a look at code you have written.

sorainsm commented 4 years ago

The whole Unity project is under version control.

To open it in Unity you would open the whole project folder which is named ShaderTutorial. Don't mind the name, I had started it as a project to follow a tutorial and then ended up just continuing to work with that project to expand it out.

The ShaderTutorial project is under src/shaderTesting

If you would just like to look at the behaviour scripts that I implemented (Shaders and Lighting) you can find them in src/shaderTesting/ShaderTutorial/Assets/Scripts

smiths commented 4 years ago

Thank you @sorainsm.