Happiness in Bytes

So, this week, we started to get a lot more focused on this project and set aside other projects as CG is the first one to be presented.

We spend a lot of time on fixing the texture that will be displayed on the web, and though we have tackled most of the problems, we still encounter a few problems :(.

Like how our bed lamp should be displayed like this on blender:

Bed Lamp displayed on Blender

But our bed lamp is displayed like this on the web:

Bed Lamp displayed on WebGL

And the details of the faces and edges in web is not shown as detailed as in Blender.

We sincerely hope that our handwork on making the models are acknowledged, even though it is not displayed optimally on the web.

Last week, we set a goal to finish all of our model and we did it ! (minus the room itself and other small details to be implemented later).

We divided the modeling jobs where I made the models for master bedroom and multifunctional study / kids/ leisure room and Yulita made models for the kitchen and terrace room.

So now that we finished the modeling, we can finally focus on getting the code and interactivity done.

The pictures below are some of the models that I have created.

study table in study(or kids) room

sofa chair in master bedroom

2 in 1 sofa (sofa and bed) in study (or kids) room

Please keep in mind that we did not use any pre-made models, so we did each and every models on our own.

(exception of plants in the terrace)

Look forward to our progress next week !

During the last weekend, our team decided to meet up and kickstart our project.

While we started designing a room, we also decided to research and learn about WebGL and its library (3GL) first.

Furthermore, we also learned how to display the room that we has made in web browser’s local host, although the code still lacks of displaying the texture.

Displaying bathroom in local host. Still missing the code for texture.