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+## Name and Project Name
+Sheung Him Jason Tang, project: Mountain and Fireworks
+## Link to GitHub Pages site
+https://pennvr.github.io/three-js-jasontsh/
+## Techniques used, and why those techniques
+I used Perlin noise, and I directly pull the vertices out.  That way I don't need to make a mesh with too high detail.  
+The problem, however, is that the mountains don't look smooth.
+## Instructions on building/assembling/etc. Also document how to run the code
+Just go onto the link and it would run.  If you want to put on a headset / VR, then click the button
+## When in VR mode, did you feel any motion sickness? Why and why not?
+No because it moves in a straight line slowly.  
+## What was the hardest part of the assignment?
+The hardest part is to get the noise function to work while learning javascript from scratch.
+## What do you wish you’d done differently?
+I should've waited on the noise function until after I learned more about it, and spend that time to learn javascript instead.
+## What do you wish we had done differently?
+The only thing is I don't have experience in Javascript so it was a huge struggle for me to understand scopes and
+other basic information.  Thus it was overwhelming.  Maybe do more javascript tutorial or teach us about how to debug it 
+would be helpful.