//simple program to illustrate different vector and matrix manipulations. Unrelated to assignment and non required.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
do
{
Console.Clear();
Colour bruh = new Colour();
bruh.SetRed(94);
Console.WriteLine(bruh.GetRed());
Console.WriteLine(bruh.colour);
byte typeChoice = 0;
do
{
typeChoice = getTypeChoiceFromUser();
}while (typeChoice == 0);
Vector3 vec3A;
Vector3 vec3B;
Vector4 vec4A;
Vector4 vec4B;
Colour color;
if (typeChoice == 1)
{
vec3A = getVector3FFromInput("Vector A");
vec3B = getVector3FFromInput("Vector B", 1);
Console.WriteLine();
printVector(vec3A, "Vector A");
printVectorNormalized(vec3A, "Vector A");
printVector(vec3B, "Vector B", 1);
printVectorNormalized(vec3B, "Vector B", 1);
printVectorDotProduct(vec3A, vec3B, "Vector A", "Vector B");
printVectorCrossProduct(vec3A, vec3B, "Vector A", "Vector B");
}
else if (typeChoice == 2)
{
vec4A = getVector4FFromInput("Vector A");
vec4B = getVector4FFromInput("Vector B", 1);
Console.WriteLine();
printVector(vec4A, "Vector A");
printVectorNormalized(vec4A, "Vector A");
printVector(vec4B, "Vector B", 1);
printVectorNormalized(vec4B, "Vector B", 1);
printVectorDotProduct(vec4A, vec4B, "Vector A", "Vector B");
printVectorCrossProduct(vec4A, vec4B, "Vector A", "Vector B");
}
else
{
color = getColourFromInput("Colour");
printColour(color, "Colour");
Console.WriteLine();
}
Console.WriteLine();
pausePrompt();
}while (true);
}
