cub3d is a project of the 42 core curriculum with the purpose of learning about graphics, windows, events, colours and more. The task is to write a 3D game similar to Wolfenstein 3D using a raycasting algorithm. The school provides a small library to use which only contains some really basic functions.
how to use:
Clone the repository:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/JeremieSiller/cub3d/run make to compile the programm
makeexecute the programm with a .ber file
./cub3D map.cubto start the game the config file needs to follow some rules else it will just return an error. (For more information look into Description)
how to play:
- use W A S D to move
- use the mouse to turn
- press ESC to get to the pause menu
- press ESC again to quit or return to continue the game
a valid config file...
- ends on .cub
- contains a ceiling and floor colour (C/F) in a format: "R,B,G"
- contains a path to a texture for each wall and direction (NO/SO/WE/EA) (texture has to be a valid xpm file)
- contains at the bottom of the file a valid map
a valid map...
- is sorrounded by walls (1)
- contains exactly one player with its looking direction (N/W/E/S)
- can contain some coins (C) and some empty space (0)
You can find an example config in the directory called "map.cub"
the project uses miniLibx a basic window mangement library. You can find it here: https://github.com/42Paris/minilibx-linux
the project uses the submodule libft which is an earlier project of the 42 core curriculum. You can find mine here: https://github.com/ayeCaptainJack/libft