FRTMProDesigner

3D Surveillance Designer

• 3D rendering developed with modern OpenGL including vertex & fragment shaders
• Makes use of projective texture mapping
• Developed software using OOP principles and design patterns
• Doxygen documentation: http://jaybird19.github.io/FRTMProDesign/
• Technologies: Qt, C++11, STL, OpenGL, GLSL, GLM
• Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1GyezFv3XE

Usage

• Run FRTM3DProDesign
• Load the .obj file: File --> Load OBJ Model or Ctrl+N
• Open the sample model found in ./assets/models/OfficeModel.obj
• Move around the 3D model using your mouse and WASD keys
• Drag and Drop the Camera logo into the desired location in the 3D world
• The green frustum represents the camera's field of coverage
• Provide a more relevant name for the Camera on the left pane
• On the left pane you can modify the Camera's FOVx (default 60) and Aspect Ratio (default 1.33)
• Toggle the Show Full Coverage on the left pane to see the full view of a PTZ camera
• The bottom left window displays the Camera's view, use the mouse to adjust the selected camera's angle
• The Camera View Window can be popped by double-clicking its top bar
• Right click and use the mouse to move the slected camera around the 3D model
• Double-click the camera's name or click the camera's logo in the 3D world to select a camera and display its view in the Camera View Window
• Undo button is provided to undo any changes made to the state of the world
• Use the Delete button to delete the selected camera from the world

Screenshots

Main Window (Drag and Drop Cameras)

Enhanced Camera View

Tested Platforms

• Windows 7 (x86-64)
• Windows 10 (x86-64)
• Ubuntu 15.10 (x86-64) (TODO: Not complete yet)

Dependencies

• Minimum supported OpenGL version 3.3
• Qt5 (Open Source and freely available http://www.qt.io/)
• MSVC/nmake for Windows
• make/gcc for Linux
• libglew for Linux (sudo apt-get install libglew-dev)

Building Instructions

• Windows

git clone https://github.com/jaybird19/FRTMProDesign.git
cd FRTMProDesign
qmake
nmake release
nmake debug
nmake install

• To generate a Visual Studio Solution:

qmake -r -tp vc

• Linux (Port to Linux is still not complete)

git clone https://github.com/jaybird19/FRTMProDesign.git
cd FRTMProDesign
qmake
make release
make debug