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BuildSingleSphere

Course: CS 390, Spring 2010
School: Westminster UT
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World::build(void) void { vp.set_hres(200); vp.set_vres(200); vp.set_pixel_size(1.0); v vp.set_gamma(1.0); background_color white; = t tracer_ptr = new SingleSphere(this); sphere.set_center(0.0); sphere.set_radius(85); }

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World::build(void) void { vp.set_hres(200); vp.set_vres(200); vp.set_pixel_size(1.0); v vp.set_gamma(1.0); background_color white; = t tracer_ptr = new SingleSphere(this); sphere.set_center(0.0); sphere.set_radius(85); }
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