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//  Title

Interactive Simulation of Mumble


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// Summary

This project simulates mumble.



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// Computational simulation

I will use the nearest-mumble algorithm.



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// Static scene design

The mumble will take place within an engine. The
parts for the engine were scanned with a 3D scanner.


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// Dynamic scene

The mumbles move around and around.



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// 3D interaction

The user can make the mumbles move faster or slower via
a 1-dimensional dragger. 

The user can make a mumble reproduce by left-clicking
it, and make it disappear by middle-clicking it.




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// 2D interaction

The File menu lets the user open a configuration of mumbles
to run. A user can also save the current state of the mumbles.

The Help menu prints a report on mumbles.


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// Documentation

A Web area documenting the project will be placed within
my course Web area.

The project Web area includes

  screen shots and animated gifs of my interactive simulation

  a description of how to use the 3D and 2D interactions,
  with figures to illustrate their use

  a link to my source code tarball
  
  installation instructions

  this project description

  description of file formats, with examples