IT 201_Sprint03_Sheffa_Kochay

My application generates spheres on the screen when the user clicks the left mouse button within the scene. The user can manipulate the scene using both the left mouse button and on-screen UI buttons to adjust the spawned spheres. Additionally, certain keyboard buttons allow the user to trigger specific animations for the spheres. Additional features that I have implemented include a gravity toggle box, that reverses the movement of objects upon clicking, a stopwatch which shows the game duration upon starting, and a slider to change light intensity, contributing to enhanced visuals and further gameplay effects. These features were created to elevate the user experience and depth of the application's overall functionality.

Feature 1: Keys on the keyboard that control the animation for widening the sphere

Input: Press B to start widening animation, press N to stop animation

Output: Widening animation starts/stops

Feature 2: Keys on the keyboard that control the animation for enlarging the sphere 

Input: Press T to start getting bigger animation, press Y to stop animation

Output: Getting bigger animation starts/stops

Feature 3: Keys on the keyboard that control the animation for reducing the size of the sphere.

Input: Press G to start getting smaller animation, press H to stop animation

Output: Getting smaller animation starts/stops

 Feature 4: Gravity toggle box

Input: Click on toggle box

Output: Gravity of objects invert

 Feature 5: Stopwatch displaying how long the game has been running

Input: click play to run the game

Output: digits displayed at the bottom of the screen indicating the elapsed time since the beginning of the game, expressed in minutes and seconds

 Feature 6: Slider that changes the display of light intensity

Input: interact with slider

Output: Increases light intensity by an extreme amount