Members:

• Matt Mayer
• Matt Drouin

In order to run this program you must have a graphics card that supports openGL.

You must also have the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 installed. Should you not have this installed, the exectuables are available in the /redist folder. They are also available to download from Microsoft's website at: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145

The 32-bit version must be installed, but both 32 and 64 are included.

Once the program is run (3203-A2.exe, in the /bin folder), you can manipulate the program as you like.

The GUI in the upper left allows the user to modify the parameters of the simulation.

Under Simulation Parameters:

Number of Sensors - allows you to change the number of sensors (0-100), 
					represented by the white dots

Diameter - the range of the sensor (0- 1.0), represented by the red circles

Speed - the speed at which the simulation will run (0-100), not percentile
		1-5 is a decent speed to watch the simulation. 100 is for running
		multiple simulations.

Other Parameters:

Refresh - resets the sensors to their original positions (the positions
		  from the last time Reset was called)
		  
Reset - resets the sensors and chooses new random initial positions

Run Simulation - this will run the simulation once, until the area is under
				 complete coverage, sum of movements is output to the
				 console.
Run Simulation MULTIPLE - this will run the simulation multiple times (as
						  set by Num. Sims.), it will output the sum of
						  movements for each simulation, as well as the
						  average sum of movements over all simulations run.
Number of Simulations - this sets the number of simulations to run for the
						Run Simulation MULTIPLE option

The Green bar traveling across the screen represents the finished "scan" location, whereas the blue bar represents the current "scan" location. This shows where the algorithm is looking as well as the place that it believes is under complete coverage.

For editing the source:

• Install openFrameworks: http://openframeworks.cc/download/
• (optional) Install the openFrameworks VS plugin.
• Create an openFrameworks project.
• Add and overwrite the source from this repository to the src/ folder of your project.
• Compile & run.