Development Journal of a Raytracer

I have finished adjusting the third group of functions. I haven't tested the code, as I don't think it makes any sense without the fourth group. I have started with that fourth group, the headers are changed and now I only have to implement them. So I haven't finished this week (or month), but at least an end to this feature seems near.

The stored views now work quite nicely with scenes. I have implemented all of the parts, the list even gets purged when hitting the button to create a new scene (I had forgotten that one at first). I also started to add the feature for the objects. There I am not finished yet, but have most of the code done. There is one big difference, the list will change much more often, as I have to react to a change in selection. That and the code which actually switches the camera and I should be done.

Then I will add one more small feature. I can already switch to the view of a camera, but it is a bit tedious. I think I will just add the cameras into the menu, that way they act quite a bit like the stored views. The main difference being, that a camera has more parameters (e.g. you can change the focus length) , can be animated and can be used for rendering.