Adds a vector to the currently displayed pair based off of camera position, mouse X and mouse Y

Inserts a blank vector widget into the vector view element

Given an HTML element corresponding to a "focus" button, makes the corresponding pair of parts to be displayed

Given an HTML element corresponding to a "confirm" button, moves the parent element to the confirmed section of the webpage

Given an HTML element corresponding to a "unconfirm" button, moves the parent element to the unconfirmed section of the webpage

dir_dehighlights the given pair of parts

Given a mousedrag event, rotates the camera or adds a vector to the currently displayed pair, depending upon whether or not the left or right mouse button is depressed

Given a mousedown event, sets corresponding internal button states for mouse-related controls

Given a mouseleave event, sets corresponding internal button states for mouse-related controls

Given a mousewheel event, changes the distance of the camera from the center of the scene

Given a mouseup event, sets corresponding internal button states for mouse-related controls

Sets the opacity of each (non-dir_highlighted) mesh object to the value of the slider element provided

Finds and returns the index of the direction in the list of usable vector directions which best matches the given vector

Maps a given mouse X position and mouse Y position to a point on a unit hemisphere facing towards the user then returns the index of the closest valid direction

Given a jQuery object and a string, returns the first child of the given element with a tag equivalent to the given string.

Accepts a string and outputs the string of all characters following the final '.' symbol in the string. This is used internally to extract file extensions from file names.

dir_highlights the given pair of parts

Initializes the lines for the XYZ compass in the display

Populates the webpage with graphical representations of the assembly pairs stored in the global variable assemblyPairs

Inserts the vector view into the webpage

Prevents the default response of the given event (used to prevent dropdown menus when right clicking on the display).

Accepts two strings, a and b, and a vector, vec, and outputs a constructed part pair object if the two strings correspond to two extant parts

Links together the pairs of parts corresponding to the strings present in the namePairs array.

Called internally upon every recieved fileload event. Checks if every file reader in the array "fileReaders" has fully read each of their files. If so, then the function converts all recieved stl files into threeJS models and executes "dir_renderParts".

Populates the webpage with data stored int the global variable theSML

Accepts a fileinput event, presumably from a file upload event listener, and assigns functions to each file reader listed in the event to be called upon the full loading of that given reader's files

The function which handles the actual dir_rendering of the solution file animation and loading in the models

Removes the vector view from the webpage

Removes a vector widget from the vector view element

Processes the information in the webpage into an XML string and inserts a download link for the data into the top of the page

Is called whenever the user submits the part table and every entry has been properly filled out.

Updates the lines for the XYZ compass in the display

Updates a vector to match the values in its corresponding widget

Outputs through the console the list of FileReaders in theReaders which have not yet completed their loading

Given a mousedrag event, rotates the camera or adds a vector to the currently displayed pair, depending upon whether or not the left or right mouse button is depressed

Given a mousedown event, sets corresponding internal button states for mouse-related controls

Given a mouseleave event, sets corresponding internal button states for mouse-related controls

Given a mouseup event, sets corresponding internal button states for mouse-related controls

Given a mousewheel event, changes the distance of the camera from the center of the scene

Prevents the default response of the given event (used to prevent dropdown menus when right clicking on the display).