OpenGL Programming Help Write a program that creates a 3d captial "i" that animates using a display list. In response to the menu selection, 1.spin the "I" vertically 2. stop spinning When the user clicks on the right mouse button and selects the menu option to spin the "I" it should spin in the letter.

OpenGL Programming Help Write a program that creates a 3d captial "i" that animates using a display list. In response to the menu selection, 1.spin the "I" vertically 2. stop spinning When the user clicks on the right mouse button and selects the menu option to spin the "I" it should spin in the letter.

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