// *********** My Object for the object library ************
// Function: Draws a round tall table for a cafe-like environment.
//
// The colors of the table can be chosen by the user.
// drawTable(...) takes 4 parameters in total.
// It takes 4 different colors in the following order:
// 1. color of the round top surface of the table
// 2. color of the supporting main bar of the table
// 3. color of the small outer bar toward the bottom of the table
// 4. color of the round base of the table
//
// Note that there is no option for choosing the measurements of 
// individual components so that, by default, the proportion and 
// the shape of the table can remain the same as it was created.  
// Any affine transformations can be used to resize the table.
// By default, the size of the round top surface of the table
// is set to radius of 6.0 units with the thickness of 1.0 unit.  The bar 
// that supports the table top surface is 20 times the thickness of 
// the top surface of the table.  Then, the round base of the table
// is smaller in scale (about radius of 4.7 units) than the top table surface 
// with the thickness of less than 1/3 the top table surface thickness.
// The bottom surface of the round base ends at the end of the 
// table support since those two objects overlap.
// This means that when objects are placed around this table,
// it is good to keep in mind that, at most, the space this table will
// occupy is 12.0 units horizontally (x, z  direction) 
// and 21.0 units vertically (y direction).   
//
// The origin of the table is at the bottom surface of the lowest
// round base of the table and at the center of the region.  
//
// Since it's a round table, all sides of the table look the same.
// Therefore, by default, from positive Z-axis, you'll see one side
// of the table - table top surface, supporting bar, and base.  
void gkim1DrawTable(twTriple _surfaceColor, twTriple _barColor, 
                    twTriple _smallBarColor, twTriple _baseColor);