Programming Tricks 1 - PHP and JS/CSS
September 22, 2019 4:18 pm
Programming Tricks 1PHPWhen creating PHP scripts, there is a funny error that if there are spaces before the first Read more →
Richard Bamford
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Second year Computer Science student at the University of Hull. Interested in maths, physics and graphics.
Blog posts
Recovery programming
May 25, 2017 11:20 am
Sorry!Hello, sorry I haven't posted in a long while I have been super busy with some personal things. Here are some things I have made over the past couple of weeks while getting back on my feet!LANChatWhile learning how to make LANHelper I made another program where you can chat to people on your LAN and send files to them. From making this i learned how to create a udp networking system using he… Read more →
Project 6: Marching cubes algorithm and metaballs.
April 8, 2016 7:31 pm
The marching cubes algorithm is a way of creating polygons from volumes of data. The data it works on is varied such as 1 / R^2 (the one used to produce metaballs) and a noise function like perlin noise.My implementation of marching cubes in a nutshell is initially the scene is split into a 3d grid of voxels, then at the corners and center of each voxel an isovalue is calculated (to form the isosu… Read more →
Project 6: Marching cubes algorithm and metaballs.
April 8, 2016 7:31 pm
The marching cubes algorithm is a way of creating polygons from volumes of data. The data it works on is varied such as 1 / R^2 (the one used to produce metaballs) and a noise function like perlin noise.My implementation of marching cubes in a nutshell is initially the scene is split into a 3d grid of voxels, then at the corners and center of each voxel an isovalue is calculated (to form the isosu… Read more →
University work: The Column.
March 12, 2016 4:02 pm
This assignment for 3d graphics and simulation module involves rendering a scene from scratch using opengl and simulating physics with collisions between different shapes.Here's what I have so far:I still have a bunch of work to do with the portals (you can see that they disappear and reappear), the collision responses between the objects (it is kind of `glitchy` and I want to implement proper pre… Read more →
University work: The Column.
March 12, 2016 4:02 pm
This assignment for 3d graphics and simulation module involves rendering a scene from scratch using opengl and simulating physics with collisions between different shapes.Here's what I have so far:I still have a bunch of work to do with the portals (you can see that they disappear and reappear), the collision responses between the objects (it is kind of `glitchy` and I want to implement proper pre… Read more →
Graphics Work
February 25, 2016 5:25 pm
A quick update on what I've been working on recently.For one of my modules Simulations and 3D Graphics, we were set a task to learn lighting and materials. So far I have implemented a single light, using ADS and blinn-phong (again).The camera can rotate, move forward/backward. The armadillo can be rotated on it's pedestal and the whole scene can be rotated. Read more →
Graphics Work
February 25, 2016 5:25 pm
A quick update on what I've been working on recently.For one of my modules Simulations and 3D Graphics, we were set a task to learn lighting and materials. So far I have implemented a single light, using ADS and blinn-phong (again).The camera can rotate, move forward/backward. The armadillo can be rotated on it's pedestal and the whole scene can be rotated. Read more →
Project 5: Stanford dragon rendering
February 7, 2016 3:52 pm
This dragon is one of the many models which the Stanford University Computer Graphics Laboratory scanned. More info http://graphics.stanford.edu/data/3Dscanrep/. I used this to practice for an upcoming module, it is made in OpenTK and uses OpenGL 4.5. Work for this included:Loading vertex and normal data from .OBJ.Parsing material file for Blinn-Phong attributes.Blinn-Phong glsl shaders.Setting mo… Read more →
Project 5: Stanford dragon rendering
February 7, 2016 3:52 pm
This dragon is one of the many models which the Stanford University Computer Graphics Laboratory scanned. More info http://graphics.stanford.edu/data/3Dscanrep/. I used this to practice for an upcoming module, it is made in OpenTK and uses OpenGL 4.5. Work for this included:Loading vertex and normal data from .OBJ.Parsing material file for Blinn-Phong attributes.Blinn-Phong glsl shaders.Setting mo… Read more →