Final Project: Group Old Boston Statehouse.

Starting to build the foundation and floor to build on.

Starting building the brick walls of the house.

Layering and stacking the bricks of the house.

Still layering it. Making it really tall.

Started to add windows to our house.

Inside view of the windows of our house.

Finished one side of the windows.

Started to make the roof of the building.

Added slabs to the top and bottom of the windows.

Build a door for us to walk through.

Started to build the tower on top of the house.

Finished tower on top of the house.

Put carpet in the house.

Added a flag to our house similar to the state one.

Finished product.

This is our class building The Old Boston Statehouse in Minecraft. It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc

Final Project: Local Old Boston Statehouse

Staring building the base, carefully copying the picture to the left.

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Realized roof was out of proportion. 

Fixed the roof size. Front view of final product.

Side view of the final product.

This is me building The Old Boston Statehouse in Minecraft. It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc

WebGL Chrome Experiments the FAIL IN FIREFOX

http://eddietree.github.io/polysonic/

This one worked well. However, it took a lot longer to load and start up than it did in Chrome. 

http://js-racing.knockknock.jp:3000/

This program worked perfectly as well. 

http://www.overthetinyhills.com/

This one worked as well. 

All 3 of mine from Chrome worked in Firefox. I will try some more and see if other ones work too. 

I tried CUBERUNNER and MUSICBOX as well and both of them worked. Asking other people, I found that most of the WebGL programs worked with Firefox. I am hoping that we can talk about it in next class and see which ones failed.

WebGL Chrome Experiments using Google's Chrome Browse

So the first one that I went to was called Polysonic. I thought it was pretty cool because it was basically a program that moved to the beat of a song. So the ball in the middle would pulsate and change into different shapes based on the song that was playing. The world also moved around so you could see it in all dimensions which I thought was really cool.

http://eddietree.github.io/polysonic/

Next one I tried out was called JS racing. You are in a formula one car and you race against computers around the track. It's pretty cool because you can change perspectives and go from first to third person. You are able to control your car in any direction and able to see it from all views. 

http://js-racing.knockknock.jp:3000/

 So in this one, you can see the music player in all different perspectives. You are also in charge of the music. When you click over the needle, a handle pops up and you drag it to drop the needle on the record. You can also spin the crank and have the music box play. It's pretty awesome. 

http://www.overthetinyhills.com/