archips / fdf

The project aims to visualize landscapes by connecting points (x, y, z) with line segments (edges) to create a 3D wireframe model.

FdF

Score

• 125%

Project Highlights

• Objective: This project involves creating a wireframe model representation of a 3D landscape using the MiniLibX graphical library.

• Representation: The project aims to visualize landscapes by connecting points (x, y, z) with line segments (edges) to create a 3D wireframe model.

• Features:

  • Render the model in isometric projection.
  • Read landscape coordinates from a .fdf file.
  • Use MiniLibX for window management and graphical elements.
  • Additional projection method (e.g. parallel).
  • Zoom in and out functionality.
  • Translation of the 3D model.
  • Rotation of the 3D model.
  • Chang the color of the map.

Usage

To use this project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository to your local machine macOs version | linux version.
2. Navigate to the project directory.
3. Compile the source files using the provided Makefile (make bonus for all features on macOS).
4. Run the program, specifying a .fdf file as input: ./fdf [map].fdf
5. The program will display the 3D wireframe model of the landscape in a graphical window.
6. To close the window and exit the program, either press the "ESC" key or click the window's close button.

Keys

• move [w s a d]
• altitude [< >]
• zoom [- +]
• rotation x [up / down arrow]
• rotation y [left / right arrow]
• rotation z [; '
• change view [space]
• change color [c v]
• reset map [r]
• exit [esc]

Notes

• You can change the window's size by adjusting WIDTH and HEIGHT in includes/fdf.h
• The window's exit button is broken in the macOs version

Author

Archibald Thirion