For this project, you'll use all of the topics covered so far in the course: drawing, primitives, transforms, texturing etc. to build a simple 2D game. I'll give you a skeleton and guidance making a simple asteroids clone. The project will be open-ended: you can improve upon the asteroids template or build something completely new.

Asteroids: git clone https://bsumma@bitbucket.org/bsumma/asteroids.git

Things you need to show:

• Use of color
• Transformations
  • Single Object deformations: i.e. the ship movement
  • Multiple Object - Shared deformations: e.g. rotate everything
  • At least one scale, translation and rotation (does not need to be part of an animation)
• Some fun vector math, e.g.:
• When an Asteroid breaks, do something fun with the directions they break
• Apply gravitational forces to make flying more difficult
• Have a character jump
• Texture Mapping, e.g.:
• space background
• texture mapped ship or asteroid
• bitmap (sprite sheet) for score

For our final project, you'll construct a simple ray-tracer, the basic image creation technique for feature animation and special effects. You'll also be required to first build an interactive, 3D OpenGl application to preview your rendered scene. This will leverage all topics covered in the course including: 3D transformations, texture mapping, lighting, shading, reflection, refraction, and global illumination.