I'm writing code that draws a polygon and gives it two feet, walks from the right until it gets to the middle, does a flip, and then lands and walks to the left. I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out how to animate his feet. All I want to do is make one go up, then come down, then the other go up, and then come down. I know all I have to do is change the Y values of his feet, but I can't figure out how.
My professor talks about key frames a lot, but wouldn't every step that my "Polyman" would take be a key frame leading to infinite amount of cases? Here is my timer function...
void TimerFunction(int value) //float plx = 7.0, ply=-3.0, linet=0.00;
{
switch(frame)
{
case 1:
dx-=0.15;
plx-=0.15; //dx=polygon, plx = one foot, pl2x = other foot
pl2x-=0.15;
if(dx<=0.0)
{
plx=0.0; //this case makes polyman walk to the middle
dx=0.0;
pl2x=0.0;
frame=2;
}
break;
case 2:
dxt+=0.05;
if (dxt<=-0.00) //this is a triangle I translate over polyman appearing as if he's opening his mouth
{
dxt=0.00;
frame=3;
}
break;
case 3:
dy+=0.2;
theta+=10.0;
thetat+=10.0;
dyt+=0.2; //this is the flip with polyman's mouth open
ply+=0.2;
pl2y+=0.2;
linet2+=10.0;
linet+=10.0;
if(dy>5.0 || theta>360.00)
{
dy=5.0;
dyt=5.0;
ply=5.0;
pl2y=5.0;
linet2=0.0;
theta=0.0;
thetat=0.0;
linet=0.0;
frame=4;
}
break;
case 4:
dy-=0.2;
dyt-=0.2;
ply-=0.2;
pl2y-=0.2;
if(dy<=-3.0) //this is polyman coming back down to earth
{
dy=-3.0;
dyt=-3.0;
ply=-3.0;
pl2y=-3.0;
frame=5;
}
break;
case 5:
dxt-=0.2;
if (dxt<-3)
{ //this is the triangle slowly translating left appearing as if he's closing his mouth
dxt-=3.0;
}
if (dxt<=-8)
{
dxt = -8;
frame = 6;
}
break;
case 6:
dx-= 0.15;
plx-= 0.15;
pl2x-=0.15; //this is polyman walking off the stage to the left
if(dx<=-8.0)
{
dx=-8.0;
plx=-8.0;
pl2x=-8.0;
}
break;
}
glutPostRedisplay();
glutTimerFunc(30, TimerFunction, 1);
}
All variables that are used in my timerfunction are global. Thanks for your time! If you need any more of my code just ask and i'll append.
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