TesseractProject.git - Group Project from TCSS 491 Class (Computational Worlds). In short, a physics engine which forms a peer-to-peer network to send objects flying through cyberspace.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2011-03-06	reverting, it was a clone machine	Steve

2011-03-06	took out some unused code. this is a test	Steve

2011-03-06	another tweak on position switching	Steve

2011-03-06	small bug test fix objects are appearing 90 out of whach. swapped all ↵	Steve
	swithX and switchZ method calls
2011-03-06	fixed bug with switchposition caused 2 obj to appear. split method up into ↵	Steve
	two methods for switchX and swithZ. side1 uses Z, side2 usesX, side3 uses Z, side4 usesX
2011-03-06	Added method to in PObj to swithpositions when tranmitted	Steve
	Added the new method in the world just before all call to transmit
2011-03-06	added collision info into constructor of all resolvecollision calls, ↵	Steve
	Everything seems to work at least for one object. haven't tested two yet though. Position still needs switched before transmission
2011-03-06	Added new peerInfo check to detect neighbors	Steve

2011-03-06	Added size check of peers to fix Exception when no network	Steve

2011-03-06	added else at bottom to resolve collisions on side if no neighbor	Steve

2011-03-06	Added checks for the inner loop to be a half space	Steve

2011-03-06	Forgot to change a couple of Y's to Zs	Steve

2011-03-06	Added mechanism to delete object from list if transmitted, caused multiple ↵	Steve
	transmission because detach only made it invisible not removed.
2011-03-06	older code with the getY changed to getZ using velocity instead of position	Steve

2011-03-06	change volicity to getX and get Z for 2D conversion	Steve

2011-03-06	HalfPace not comparable, changed to my_sides	Steve

2011-03-06	removed else if's oops	Steve

2011-03-06	still working on tick getting strange behavior	Steve

2011-03-06	Remove size check calculateCollisions. It always returns 0. Darn	Steve

2011-03-06	added CO line 421 as per Alden's suggestion	Steve
	Fresh new attempt at passing objects in Tick.
2011-03-05	Added copy constructor to collidableobject so that any collidableobject ↵	Jesse Morgan
	could become a physical object.
2011-03-05	(no commit message)	Steve

2011-03-05	reverting tired now	Steve

2011-03-05	(no commit message)	Steve

2011-03-05	(no commit message)	Steve

2011-03-05	(no commit message)	Steve

2011-03-05	(no commit message)	Steve

2011-03-05	(no commit message)	Steve

2011-03-05	buggy	Steve

2011-03-05	getting late need break	Steve

2011-03-05	n	Steve

2011-03-05	small	Steve

2011-03-05	small changes 2 computers many commits	Steve

2011-03-05	more logic changes. almost right	Steve

2011-03-05	Changed logic in tick, seems to work for neighboring node detection	Steve

2011-03-05	Detection of Halfspace sides and payload transmission lines 259 to 297 complete	Steve

2011-03-05	altered tick method in World with Alden Mar4 suggestions. I think its correct.	Steve
	While testing found bug with emitter. It isn't the mar4 changes. will check out older code and check when it broke.
2011-03-05	Changed name of alden to common	Jesse Morgan

2011-03-05	Rough Addition of P2P code.	Jesse Morgan

2011-02-15	Win! Got some very basic grabbing and moving implemented. Found the Node ↵	Jesse Morgan
	object's amazing get/setUserData method. I had a brillant hunch such a method may exist. The mouse movements need to be scaled to the vworld coordinates though.
2011-02-12	Added HalfSpaces to the bounds. Fixed collisions and particle emitters. ↵	Jesse Morgan
	Corrected typo in PlanarPolygonMenuItem. Added removeForce() to world and cleaned up the force adding/removing.
2011-02-11	Broke the grabbing code but added Alden's collision code. Not sure if its ↵	Jesse Morgan
	working yet since my Mac doesn't like it.
2011-02-11	Some of the grabbing code.	Jesse Morgan

2011-01-28	Roughly started some collision code following Dr. Alden's demo code.	Jesse Morgan

2011-01-28	And we now have a basic 3d world :D	Jesse Morgan

2011-01-27	Here's what I've got so far with adapting Dr. Alden's code. A UI class that ↵	Jesse Morgan
	handles displaying the canvas and a World class that handles the objects in the world. Neither are complete. I'll pick this up tomorrow. I have a feeling we're going to have class path issues with the j3d libaries between our computers. I'll test between my desktop and Mac. If so, I'll drop the JARs for the java3d in the project and import them that way.