Math::Zap
    Zap 3d objects drawn in 2d with lighting and shadowing.

    Copyright Philip R Brenan, 2004

    This package supplies functions and operators to draw and zap object in
    3d space:

    #!perl -w
    #______________________________________________________________________
    # Draw cube floating against triangular corner in 3d with shadows.
    #______________________________________________________________________

    use draw; use color; use cube; use triangle; use vector;

    #______________________________________________________________________
    # Draw this set of objects.
    #______________________________________________________________________

    draw ->from (vector( 10, 10, 10)) ->to (vector( 0, 0, 0)) ->horizon
    (vector( 1, 0.5, 0)) ->light (vector( 20, 30, -20))

        ->object(triangle(vector( 0,  0,  0), vector( 8,  0,  0), vector( 0,  8,  0)),                         'red')
        ->object(triangle(vector( 0,  0,  0), vector( 0,  0,  8), vector( 0,  8,  0)),                         'green')
        ->object(triangle(vector( 0,  0,  0), vector(12,  0,  0), vector( 0,  0, 12)) - vector(2.5,  0,  2.5), 'blue')
        ->object(triangle(vector( 0,  0,  0), vector( 8,  0,  0), vector( 0, -8,  0)),                         'pink')
        ->object(triangle(vector( 0,  0,  0), vector( 0,  0,  8), vector( 0, -8,  0)),                         'orange')
        ->object(cube::unit()*2+vector(3,5,1), 'lightblue')

    ->done;

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

    This is alpha code. It is written in pure Perl. It uses the standard
    Perl install mechanism.

    Download Math-Zap-1.02.tar.gz from CPAN, untar and:

      perl Makefile.PL
      make
      make test
      make install

    If you are on Windows, use nmake, available at:

    http://download.microsoft.com/download/vc15/Patch/1.52/W95/EN-US/Nmake15
    .exe

    Zapping is used in Nuclear Fusion Experiments to determine the power
    incident on an object placed in the path of a high energy particle beam.

    Help with this project would be appreciated.

    For bug reports or suggestions please send email to:
    philiprbrenan@yahoo.com