Introduction

Deliverables

Timeline

Group Members

Useful Links

12/5/01

Final project renderings and source code have been posted.

11/28/01

Second deliverables have been posted below. Again, everything is designed to work under Win2k. No other guarentees. Though the mpeg could, in theory, be played anywhere.

11/19/01

First deliverables have been posted below. This has been compiled and tested under Windows.

11/12/01

We met today. We discussed the datastrutures to use and how to exert a force on a node and things like that. Some random notes are availible here. Tasks to do for next meeting are at the end of the file. That's all.

11/10/01

This website was created. Do the colors bother you? The colors come from the original flavors of JELL-O: strawberry, orange, lemon and raspberry. The green is in there because lime is the best flavour of JELL-O.

Our initial project proposal is availible here in MS Word Document format.

Source Code (w/ executable, 1mb .zip file)
Executable Only (Win32 Executable)
Screen Shots:

Modeled as 125 squares (5x5x5, 1040 springs)
Modeled as 42 squares (7x3x2, 388 springs)

• Learn spring mesh models
• Create a simple cube that doesn't move. Use OpenGL to preview
• Research the physics of JELL-O

• Collision detection and forces applied executable   source
• Collision detection with spheres executable source
• Falling jello movie mpeg source

Objectives:
• Create a detailed cube
• Add physical effects such as gravity
• Figure out the appropriate collision detection and response

Movies
• Jello falling down a ramp (mpeg)
• Many pieces of JELL-O hitting balls (mpeg)
• Jello falling onto a table (mpeg)
• Cloth hitting a ball (mpeg)
• Jello cubes playing Qbert (mpeg)
• Jello using patch mesh instead of patches (mpeg)
• Pushing jello off a table (mpeg)

  Real time demos and source

• Realtime demo #0 (requires glut32.dll)
• Realtime demo #1 (requires glut32.dll)
• Final version of source code

Objectives
• Final rendering

Annie Chang - cs184-ea
Sandy Lin - cs184-ck
Dave Shih - cs184-cd
Carl Wang - cs184-fh

• CS184 Website
• Kraft Foods JELL-O™ Site
• Siggraph Web Site
• Particle System Example
• Physically Based Modeling