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Write an opengl program that draws a 3d drone (use your imagination, the geometry can be as simple as you like) that uses shaders (no credit will be given to immediate mode coded projects). you are free to implement any sort of drone you wish. the constraint is that the data points that are the model for the drone must be meaningful in 3d (i. e. non-planar). you can choose how to connect them, etc. you are not required to implement hidden surface removal for this project. you can choose to draw objects using a wireframe approach or filled in.

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