This little program allows you to create IFS models suitable for use in G3D programs. An IFS model can be built from an array of vertices with an associated array of indicies. The indices refer to offsets in the vertex array, and are grouped in sets of three - representing the triangular faces of the model.

So far, my program allows you to:

• Add a new vertex at the origin
• Select a vertex with the TAB key
• Move the selected vertex with the numpad arrow keys
• Zoom in and out using the numpad plus and minus keys
• Revolve the camera around the model (xz plane) by moving the joystick left and right
• Align the previously selected vertex with the current one

The next two steps are 1) allow a vertex to be selected by clicking with the mouse and 2) allow a set of three vertices to be linked together to form a triangular face.

At that point, I'll be ready to test everything by saving the vertex and index arrays as an IFS model, and then loading it in another G3D program.