1. Team members:  Karman Chan(c2chanka 991069348) and Gwun-Hone Chin (g2chingw 991492951)
2. Submitted animation file(s): movie.mpg
3. Source and data files:    a3.cpp    // out animation source file.
                             ui.cpp    // some ui controls for my animation program
                             bunny.cpp // object file for the bunny
                             bunny.h   // header for bunny object
                             turtle.cpp// object file for the turtle
                             turtle.h  // header for turtle object
                             carrot.cpp// object file for the carrot
                             carrot.h  // header for the carrot object
                             sweat.cpp // object file to animate the tear drop
                             sweat.h   // header file for the sweat object
                             lightening.cpp// object file for the lightening bolt (see note 8)
                             lightening.h  // header file for the lightening bolt
                             Makefile  // makefile to compile executable.
			     movie.mpg // movie file for this project
                             anim.exe  // executable for our animation

4. Compile and execute instructions:   type 'make' then enter 'anim' after it compiles. Or play the movie.mpg file directly
5. Description: This animation is based on the well-known tortois and hare race.  In this story, the turtle won the race
                not because he is more hard working, it is because he is racing down the hill while the rabbit has to hop 
                up the hill.
                The file importer for the polygon mesh and animation data was downloaded from the course website.
                We implemented cubic interpolation between keyframes and add lighting effects to the characters.

6. References/Sources: The original idea was to model the scene on a hill using NURBS and texture mapping.  Our TA
                       Shahzad Malik helped us to derive the algorithm.  Unfortunately the movie file became too slow to
                       render at the end and we abandoned this idea but the source code still exists in the file and
                       the texture mapping works perfectly.
                                                 
7. Division of Labour: Gwun coded the keyframes and Karman coded the object files.  Gwun created the bunny object class as
                       well.  We collaborated well as a team.