Computer Science 110
The Art & Science of Computer Graphics

You may model any scene you wish, but be sure that it meets these requirements:

• Your model should include at least three different object types (e.g., cubes, spheres, cylinders, cones) and one repeated component (like the eyes of our snowman).
• Your model should be constructed of several named parts (e.g., eye). As in the "SnowMan" example, your components should be oriented to make their use easier in models. In the SnowMan model, each snowman is initially defined to be sitting with with its base centered at the origin and is oriented along the positive y-axis.
• Your model should include at least two light sources. Experiment with this - try different numbers of light sources, intensities, and positions.

When you are happy with your scene and lighting, experiment with image quality. It is normally 8, but setting it to 10 will generate a higher quality image, at the cost of some extra rendering time. You can set it with

    (tell image (quality 10))

before your camera generates its image.

Please submit the Mead model and image for the best scene you generate. This consists of a few steps.

1. Place a copy of the source code for your model (the scheme file) and your best image into a new folder consisting of your name and "Lab2" (mine would be called "TerescoLab2"). Drag the folder into the "submit" folder as demonstrated in lab. Make sure your name is included in a comment in your model code, and that you have comments throughout the source code to make it easier to understand.
2. Rename your best image to include your name, then upload it to the wiki. For example, if you generate an image of a house and your name is Mary Lyon, you might call your image "MaryLyonHouse.png".
3. Add a section to your wiki page named "A Simple Model" that includes a link to your image and a description of your model that generated the image.

Your submitted model and image will be graded out of 20 points. Your grade will be based on how well the model meets the requirements, documentation, and presentation on your Wiki page. Documentation (comments) in your submitted Mead model should include your name and a brief description of the model at the top, and descriptions of sections of the model that might not be clear to someone trying to understand it.