Alon Chanukov and Christopher Ward </br>
CMPS 161 Winter 2009 </br>

Dragon</br>
We have created an simulation of a dragon. We have a basic 3D model but was able to have it walk, fly, swing it's tail about,</br>
and even breath fire. We wrote our code using Microsoft Visual C++, thus we don't have an executable or a make file. Just</br>
build the solution and run it.</br>
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<img src="dragon1.jpg">
<img src="dragon2.jpg">
<img src="dragon3.jpg">
<img src="dragon4.jpg">
<img src="thumb.jpg">
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We have quite a few controls:</br>
q - quits the program</br>
s - changes camera so that is looking at the side from above</br>
f - changes camera so that it is looking at the front of the dragon</br>
b - changes camera so that it is looking at the back of the dragon</br>
a - changes camera so that it is looking at the dragon from above</br>
u - chagnes camera so that it is looking at the dragon from below</br>
r - returns camera to it's initial position</br>
c - does the same thing as pressing r</br>
1 - causes the dragon to walk around in a circle</br>
2 - causes the dragon to swipe it's tail</br>
3 - causes the dragon to wag it's tail</br>
4 - causes the dragon to take off and fly if pressed again then it will come back down to the ground</br>
5 - does nothing</br>
6 - opens mouth</br>
7 - closes mouth</br>
8 - shoots fire</br>
<a href="dragon.cpp>Source Code</a>