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student    : Travell Perkins
graded by  : quark
time       : Sun Oct 25 21:16:15 EST 1998
problem set: assignment 2
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hexcone:
	visible probs?: 
	bad pixels (%): 
	ave error: 
	time(ms): 
teapot:
        visible probs?: 
        bad pixels (%): 
        ave error: 
        time(ms): 
cow:
        visible probs?: 
        bad pixels (%): 
        ave error: 
        time(ms): 
extra tri file: 

functionality (0-90): 90
extra credit (0-10): 5
total (0-100): 95
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notes: I believe the problem is in transparency.  The ppm files
have transparent pixels and your image does not, causing the huge
difference.  I think you complicated the problem by interpolating
R G and B separately, when you can in fact interpolate the color
as a single value and have it do the right thing.  If you did it
that way, I think it would also interpolate the alpha channel,
and produce the right blending.  Your images look perfect to the
naked eye, which led me to be suspect of your applet because most
people have even small pixel differences, but you just did an
excellent job of rendering.  The extra credit is also for speed,
although it could have been faster.
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