Task 1. Build Halfedge-based mesh structure in the buildMesh method, then render the mesh using the provided software rasterizer.
- Hint: Don't work directly on a complex mesh, but try to start with a single triangle.
- Think about how to turn the learned data structure to code.
- Read blender's developer documentation, try to answer these questions:
- What is the blender's internal mesh data structure?
- How it works and what are the differences compare to Halfedge-based mesh strcture?
Write the answers here:
Answers go here...
Task 2. Write a reproducer of teaser image in teaser.py.
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Tutorial: The official Blender 2.8 Tutorial, Blender Guru's Beginner Tutorial Series, etc.
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Checkout Blender's Python API documentation.
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Use the bunny model from GitHub repository, write a Python script that reproduce the course teaser figure. To execute the script:
$ blender -b -P ./teaser.py
Task 3. Think about your individual project ideas.
- Hint: See submitted projects from last year in https://github.com/mimuc/gp/tree/ws2021#final-projects
Write initial ideas here:
Answers go here...
In short: Send a pull request.
To submit a solution, one should create a folder named by the corresponding GitHub username in the homeworks folder and that folder will serve for all future submissions.
For example, in the homeworks folder, there is an existing folder changkun
that demonstrates how to organize submissions:
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├── README.md <-- Top level README
├── 1-halfedge <-- Project skeleton
└── homeworks
└── changkun <-- GitHub username
└── 1-halfedge <-- Actual submission