In the labs, we will be using TortoiseSVN.
This is distributed via SVN, which is all set up for you. To get going, you need to get the skeleton source code. The purpose of this project is to give you experience working with image manipulation, OpenGL primitives, user-interface design, and image processing. You will add the functionality to a skeleton version of the Impressionist program, which we will provide. To help inspire you when creating new brush types, or when creating your artifacts, here are the Google Images "Impressionist Art" results. This is motivated by impressionist paintings that artists have been making for centuries. See some examples of what you can do with Impressionist, from previous quarters:
These brush strokes pick up color from the original image, giving the look of a painting. To create an impressionistic picture, the user loads an existing image and paints a seqence of "brush strokes" onto a blank pixel canvas. It is based on a paper and a program by Paul Haeberli. Impressionist is an interactive program that creates pictures that look like impressionistic paintings. Examples of what you can do with Impressionist from previous quarters:.Use Google's image search capability to find more images.Berkeley Digital Library Photo Collection.GameDev has some helpful OpenGL Tutorials.Ultimately compile under VS 2012 and run on Windows. You may use another OS for development, but the project must NOTE: all projects must be submitted as Visual Studio 2012 projects withīinaries. Lab machines already have FLTK installed.Your computer needs the Fast Light ToolKit library to compile class projects: Sample Solution (If you are having trouble running the sample solution, read this help page.).
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