Extra Credit.
1.
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Chapter 5.
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Use matrix to find position of the object for the second
key frame.
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Interpolate using one of the two options:
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Linear interpolation.
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Real rotation/scaling (object needs to store rotation/scaling
parameters).
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For linear interpolation, probably requires modification
of UI
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For real rotation/scaling, probably needs modification of
file format/data structure
2, 3.
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For bell #2, insert or delete vertices over the entire duration
of the object. Definitely requires UI modification.
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For bell #3, make insertion and deletion of vertices a keyframeable
action like translation of vertex modification. Requires you to change
the file format/data structure
4.
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Curve - approximated by straight lines.
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Requires UI modification
5.
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Interpolation between curved boundaries.
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Resample curve to have same number of points.
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Requires bell #4, but no additional UI modification
6.
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Fit cubic curve to 4 keyframes:
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To find curve for interpolating between keyframes 2 and 3,
fit cubic through 1, 2, 3, 4.
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To find curve for interpolating between 1 and 2, fit cubic
through 1, 1, 2, and 3.
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Requires NO UI modification or file format changes, just
in the interpolation routine
7.
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Define skeleton.
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Describe each point relative to some skeleton bone in terms
of U, V coordinates.
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Interpolate skeleton and UV coordinates between keyframes.
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UI modification would be nice, but not completely necessary.
Could be specified entirely in the file format
8.
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Read section 3.14.1
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Requires no UI modification or file format changes
9.
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Wait for Tuesday lecture.
