AUP M227C Programming Computer Applications in Architecture and Urban Design

PROJECTS #1-#5: JAVA SCRIPT/JAVA INTRODUCTION
This project shows the relative proportional changes of the nave wall elevation in Romanesque and Gothic churches from AD 1000 to 1500, with many liberties taken. But I think it illustrates the basic issues -- the shift from barrel arches to pointed, the change in relative wall to window proportions, and the increased height in the later Gothic.

For project #5, I have removed the Java Script/Applet interaction so that I could execute within Symantec. (But before I ditched the other version, I did add code to update the scrollbars and labels when the input came from the Java Script -- if you're interested, the final version is still around.) This version of the project brings the display features of the Java Script (the heights of the relative parts, etc.) into the Applet itself. The information-only labels on the east panel are created using arrays.

The source code for the main applet, the sections , and the simple arc class that makes the arches within the sections.

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