This program is split up into 2 modes, with useful information echoed' out to the terminal:

In this mode the idea is to be able to create/select/delete points, and be able to set x, y, z world coordinate values. Any 2 points can also be linked together as a line to represent an explicit interpolation between the 2 points.

Keys:

• Mouse left click : create/select point
• delete key : delete point, and any lines connected to it
• q,w,e : set current coordinate edit mode to x/y/z respectively
• numeric keys + enter : set x/y/z value for selected point
• p : create a line between 2 consecutively selected points
• o : delete lines connected to selected point
• m : move to next mode (movie mode)
• esc : quit program

In this mode a perspective projection of the points will be shown. The user can then move the camera around, setting keyframes and then be able to generate a movie with the keyframes interpolated.

Keys:

• w,s,a,d : move camera forward, back, left, right respectively
• r,f : move camera up and down
• q,r : rotate camera left, right respectively
• enter : save position as a keyframe
• o : save out movie from keyframes
• p : toggle display mode (normal, wireframe, points)
• m/esc : quit program

From the root of the project run:

python run

That should launch the program showing the image.