Using JAva language.. Write a procedure that generates a drinking glass from a contour by creating a solid of revolution and saves it as data-files/model/glass.off. You may make a user interface for the contour parameters, but are not required to. Make a number box that selects the number of rotational slices and a button labelled “Generate” that launches the generator. Display a message on screen while generating and then flush the G3D::ArticulatedModel cache, and reload the current scene on completion. The glass must have nonzero thickness for the bowl part that contains the liquid. It cannot have any “exposed backfaces”.

5. Draw Olympic Rings. Write a Java program that displays the 5 rings of different colors as shown above. (it is up to you whether you want to have two different background colors as shown above) (b) Enhance this Olympic 5-ring by having text or some GUI.

Write a program that will use WheelsFX shapes to create a Car. There is a size requirement; the Car should fit inside the box that appears on the start-up program. You will be able to change or refine your car over the next several assignments if you so choose. Be creative, your Car can also be something purely out of your imagination if you so choose. Pick one of your shapes. In English, what will you need to do to take it from the default that we get when we create the shape to what you need to build that part of your Car? Now take the shape that you wrote out in question 2 and now write what the Java code would be. Pretend that you were writing this program in C++ instead of Java. Take the code you wrote in question three and now re-write it to look like it would in C++. For the object, you must use a pointer variable. Looking at your answers for questions three and four, what differences do you see syntactically? What does this mean going forward for other objects we work with? The…

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Your animation must make use of DrawingPanel.java. Draw an animation that should have at 4 - 6 different "effects" or "movements.  PLEASE HELP!!! I cannot submit the old code as I got help from one of you guys before since this is the old one.

Think about the PictureBox control myPicture in a GUI for an application. With a statement, the control will become invisible.

Java Questions - (Has 2 Parts). Based on each code, which answer out of the choices "A, B, C, D, E" is correct. Each part has one correct answer. Thank you. Part 1 - Which sets the frame (or a "form") width to 100 pixels and the height to 200 pixels? A. setSize(100, 200);B. setSize(200, 100);C. setDims(100, 200);D. setDimensions(200, 100);E. setWidth(100); setHeight(100); Part 2 - In Java, which can ensure the "Form" class to inherit from JFrame class? A. public class Form gets JFrame { }B. public class Form inherits JFrame { }C. public class Form extends JFrame { }D. public class Form : public JFrame { }E. public class Form implements JFrame { }

Your animation must make use of DrawingPanel.java (from Chapter 3G). Draw an animation that should have at 4 - 6 different "effects" or "movements. PLEASE HELP!!!

Write a procedure that generates a drinking glass from a contour by creating a solid of revolution and saves it as data-files/model/glass.off. You may make a user interface for the contour parameters, but are not required to. Make a number box that selects the number of rotational slices and a button labelled “Generate” that launches the generator. Display a message on screen while generating and then flush the G3D::ArticulatedModelcache, and reload the current scene on completion. The glass must have nonzero thickness for the bowl part that contains the liquid. It cannot have any “exposed backfaces”. The glass must have a stem or thick base that is not penetrated by an inner well (i.e., you can't just double all surfaces). The glass must be geometrically closedand water tight (i.e., it should topologically be a sphere)