Write a C++ program that employs the OpenGL API to display a view of three 3-D objects on screen, and has the ability to turn on different colored lights based on user selections from a menu attached to the right mouse button.

Copy the file P4START.CPP from the following path on the SHARED network drive: M:\CSIS\CINDRICBB\HANDOUT\CS480\PROG4.    Use this file as the starting .cpp file for your Visual C++ Win32 Console Application project for this assignment.

Display three different 3-D objects (tetrahedra, squares, rectangular solids, spheres, etc.) on the screen.  The viewing volume established in the starting code is looking at the origin from a height above the y=0 plane, so you should be able to place your objects near the origin and have them be visible when the scene is rendered.

The objects should have the following material properties: 100% values for all colors for diffuse and specular reflection, 0% for all colors for emissive and ambient reflection, and a shininess of 100.  Set the material properties at the beginning of your display callback function, before drawing your objects.

There is one light source defined in the starter code: GL_LIGHT0 should be used to set the qualities of the light.  Initially, the light should be WHITE for the diffuse and specular components, and BLACK for ambient. Don't change the location of the light source in your program.

There should be a menu attached to the right mouse button that allows the user to select RED, GREEN or BLUE diffuse light.  If the user selects RED, the diffuse color should be RED and the specular color should be BLUE.  If the user selects GREEN, the diffuse color should be GREEN and the specular color should be RED.  If the user selects BLUE, the diffuse color should be BLUE and the specular color should be WHITE.  You may refer to the demo program located at THIS LINK for help with this assignment.