GitHub - chiragragarwal/Dancing_Robot: In this project I've made a 3D robot in OpenGl and animated it to dance to a song. The bot is assigned materials and many different lights are also implemented. Along with the graphics, even the sound is incorporated in the same program.

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In this project I've made a 3D robot in OpenGl and animated it to dance to a song. The bot is assigned materials and many different lights are also implemented. Along with the graphics, even the sound is incorporated in the same program.

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Author	:	Chirag R. Author
Email	:	chirag.agarwalr@gmail.com
Problem	:	Design and implement a 3D robot and make it dance using OpenGl.
Site	:	http://www.agarwalchirag.wordpress.com

-This project aims at creating a 3D robot and make it dance to some music using the polygon primitives in OpenGl and glut libraries. 

-The bot is assigned a material.

-Four different light sources are created at different locations and are triggered randomly to give a better look to the dance.

-The bot is animated to dance to some basic steps. 

-The background has walls and a dance floor. Appropriate texture mapping is incorporated to each of these planes.

-Along with the above, the sound is implemented in the same program using the windows libraries.

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NOTE :

The code works only on Windows operating system. It uses the following libraries :

-windows.h
-mmsystem.h

Make sure to include the "libwinmm.a" file in the project parameters. I've used the DevC++ IDE.