Object Editor - Project

The app is called "Object Editor" and is an application in which you can interact with and edit 3D objects, such as Cubes, Cylinders, Capsules, and Spheres. The app will allow users to summon 3D objects and change their properties, such as colors and shapes. The app will auto-destroy any 3D object within 1 minute, and users also have the option to destroy specific 3D objects or all of them. The app also provides users with helpful information, such as the location of the mouse and the total number of mouse clicks. The app also comes with a User interface view controller.

Feature 1: Spawn Objects with a mouse Click. 

Input:  press the "Spawn Object" check box, then left-click the mouse to spawn objects. By default will spawn a 3D cube object.

Feature 2: Change Object color with Slider. 

Input:  drag the RGB sliders to the color you desire. There is a built-in box that shows the color. This only works before spawning any 3D objects first.

Feature 2: Change Object shape with Toggle and mouse Click.

Input: After selecting the colors and spawning objects, you can shape the object shape, and if you want to change the color before applying the change can do that too.

Feature 4: Auto Destroy objects after 1 minute.

Input: There are no input requirements for this feature. After 1 minute, the 3D shapes will disappear.

Feature 5: Destroy specific objects with Toggle and mouse Click.

Input: If you wish to delete a specific object, click the checkbox where it says "Destroy Object," then target the object that you want to destroy by dragging your mouse.

Feature 6: Destroy All objects at once with a button.

Input: If you want to destroy all 3D objects, click the "Destroy All" button. That will clean your user interface.

Feature 7: Display the mouse pointer position by dragging or positioning the mouse.

Input: There are no input requirements for this feature. You can view your mouse pointer position on your screen's top right or middle.

Feature 8: Display how many times the mouse has been clicked.

Input: There are no input requirements for this feature. You can view your mouse pointer position on your screen's top right.

Feature 9: User interface view controller. “WASD” keyboard buttons.