This week: I removed the error from last week. I started the shapes I was asked to do. I have the lines set up, but the arcs between are not set up as of yet. This should not be too hard to set up, I merely didn't get around to it. For the time being the size is exaggerated to make it more visible.
Next week: Finish shape and possibly move on to reducing the complexity of the scripts.
I started my Independent study at RPI under the Professors Krishnamoorthy and Eglash in late Semptember / early October of 2011. I am working with a group on a project found at http://csdt.rpi.edu/ The goal of the project, which was started well before me, is to design and implement a program to aid in teaching math and computer science to middle schoolers. The part of the project I am working on is the Grafitti Grapher, which is in a sense scripted drawing using codelets.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Progress Report (2/9 - 2/15)
Sorry for the late post. This is what I would have posted a couple days ago.
This week: I attempted a simple way of using super sampling to alleviate the jaggedness of the current arcs. This however didn't work. If I were to pursue this further it would require more work to be done but should be doable. I however would not likely be pursuing this. The main progress of this week was in my meeting with Jed. We met and he helped me to reach a possible solution. I did not have time to implement this solution, but plan to do so soon. Lastly, I commited the files on my desktop which worked but when I pulled them on my laptop running the project results in an error.
Next Week: I plan to fix the error and start implementing what Jed has informed me about
This week: I attempted a simple way of using super sampling to alleviate the jaggedness of the current arcs. This however didn't work. If I were to pursue this further it would require more work to be done but should be doable. I however would not likely be pursuing this. The main progress of this week was in my meeting with Jed. We met and he helped me to reach a possible solution. I did not have time to implement this solution, but plan to do so soon. Lastly, I commited the files on my desktop which worked but when I pulled them on my laptop running the project results in an error.
Next Week: I plan to fix the error and start implementing what Jed has informed me about
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Progress Report (1/26 - 2/8)
This post is for two week because I forgot to post the previous week. Both weeks were rather frustrating and disappointing. 1/26-2/1 being in regard to the end of attempting to use Java2D arcs and attempting to find another solution to draw arcs that can use built-in antialiasing while being able to change the width of the arc. Professor Eglash suggested Bezier curves, and these would likely work. The width part I would find out once I got there, assumingly a teardrop shape with a filled inside (if possible). I plan to use QuadCurve2D arcs. Sadly I struggle with the math that is required to set up bezier curves. This week (2/2-2/8) in specific I have basically been learning about bezier curves, but I have made little progress in regards to the project once again. Overall I feel I just need to give more time on this project.
Next week: I plan to spend more time next week on the project and ask questions whenever I feel stuck from here on out. I hope to find some sort of help for this part relating to QuadCurve2D arcs because I am stuck.
Next week: I plan to spend more time next week on the project and ask questions whenever I feel stuck from here on out. I hope to find some sort of help for this part relating to QuadCurve2D arcs because I am stuck.
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