CG-Lab1-FillingAnyPolygon

Description

This is the Lab1 for the Computer Graphics course. In this lab, we have developed a C++ program to generate BMP images using the Bresenham's line algorithm to draw polygons and fill them with colors.

Files

The project consists of the following files:

• Color.h: Defines the Color struct that represents an RGB color and provides mathematical operations for color blending and modification.

• Vertex2.h: Defines the Vertex2 struct that represents a vertex with (x, y) coordinates.

• Framebuffer.h: Defines the Framebuffer struct that represents a framebuffer where objects are drawn. It contains functions to draw lines and polygons.

• Bitmap.h: Defines the Bitmap struct that represents a BMP image. It uses the framebuffer to render objects and saves the generated image to a file.

• main.cpp: The main file that contains the main() function to run the program.

Technologies

The project has been developed using the following technologies:

• C++: For implementing the logic and drawing algorithms.

• CMake: For generating the build and compilation system.

• MinGW: The GNU toolset for Windows, including the C++ compiler and the Make build system.

How to Run the Program

Follow these steps to compile and run the program:

1. Make sure you have MinGW and CMake installed on your system.

2. Open a terminal or command prompt in the project's root directory.

3. Run the following command to execute the project:

run.bat

Note: The generated image, out.bmp, will be saved in the build directory.

Enjoy exploring the creative results of the program!

Have Fun with Graphics Generation!

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