puffikru / cub3d-1

42 - Using graphic tools to make a raycasting game like Wolfenstein 3D

cub3d

First-person 3D representation of a maze using raycasting, similar to Wolfenstein 3D (1992).

Final grade : 115/115

Mandatory part : 100/100

Bonus : 15/15

Prerequisites

The project runs using the MiniLibX, a simplified version of the Xlib. It can therefore only run in MacOSX, preferably on a computer with a solid CPU !

The game

Just like B.J. Blazkowicz in Wolfenstein 3D, you have infiltrated a nazi stronghold.

You got what you needed, but you won't get out unnoticed. You're gonna have to fight your way out !

You should be able to survive if you get to the third floor, and kill everyone there. Good luck !

How to run it

Using make bonus will build the executable and run it.

To run it again without remaking, you can simply run the executable with ./cub3D.

Controls

You can move around the maze with W A S D.

You can also rotate the view with the directional arrows ← and →.

You can shoot/stab with SPACE and open doors with SHIFT.

To exit the game, press ESC or click the red cross.

The mandatory part

The basic program that was required to pass. It only includes wall textures and a sprite ; no floor/ceiling textures, no weapons, no enemies, no game elements at all.

How to run it (mandatory part only)

Using make test will make and run the mandatory part.

You can also use make to generate the cub3D executable. You can launch it with ./cub3D.

Controls (mandatory part only)

Controls are the same as the project with bonuses, but only W A S D to move and ← → to turn are available.

Acknowledgments

• The Coding Train (raycasting inspiration)
• Wolfenstein 3D (for the controversial textures)
• And macrespo (for this beautiful life bar)