OpenGL: National Parliament of Bangladesh 3D Model

In my final year Graphics Lab, I implemented a 3D model of National Parliament of Bangladesh using OpenGL.

If you don't have glut installed in your codeblocks, then see this link :OpenGL installation


Features:

• Day-night mode ( press 'n' OR 'N' )
• Intensity changing ( press 'i' )
• Fog mode ( press mouse right and left key )
• Sun-moon show ( press 's' OR 'S' OR 'm' OR 'M' )
• Light mode ( press 'l' )
• Zoom mode ( press 'z' to zoom, 'x' to unzoom )
• Text show ( press 't' to show text: "National Parliament of Bangladesh" )
• Rotation mode ( press 'e' OR 'E' , 'r' OR 'R' to rotate camera )
• Up-down mode ( press 'd' OR 'D' to down the camera, 'u' OR 'U' to uplift it )
• Arrow keys to roam freely

Special Features:

• Water flowing done by addinng 10 different images of a sample water flow. I used timer funtion to update the images (texture) and show them in output. Then it seems like the water is really moving
• Same thing goes for flag moving
• Also I used same technique to move trees [ though it doesn't look so good :( ]

Snapshots:

It's just a sample 3D model I implemented. Though it's really tough using OpenGL to draw as realistic as you want, but it is still fun to code :)
Here is the github link to the project. You can take a peek if you like.

link: https://github.com/sifatshishir/National-Parliament-3D-using-OpenGL

If you have problems running the project, you can follow these steps:

• 1) create a project on codeblocks. 
• 2) add all the header files and corresponding .cpp files, and non coding files such as .bmp, .bin, .txt and so on.
• 3) Copy the texture code from main and bring to your project main.
• 4) Run.
• 5) If it works, good. else, go to 6
• 6) left click on the project folder name which will on the left side under the project tab. click add files and select all of the files in 2.
• 7) select in both debug and release and save.
• 8) If it runs, good, else, go to 9.
• 9) go to the project, then properties. from there, go to build target.
• 10) change the execution working dir to your folder/bin/debug
• 11) run
• 12) if it works, fantastic, or else to go 13
• 13) copy the .bmp .txt. bin files (non coding files) and place in your folder/bin/debug. delete all the .o from your folder/obj/debug and copy the .bmp .txt. bin files (non coding files).
• 14) run