This is my final project for CS3520 Programming in C++. This project was my attempt at constructing a DOOM-style rendering engine. For the sake of time, I set the scope of my project low. My main goal with this project was to properly render a wall/room in 3D space, implement BSP for rendering, and write the project in an object oriented way.
- Compile with:
g++ -std=c++17 -g ./src/*.cpp ./src/game/*.cpp ./src/logic/*.cpp ./src/misc/*.cpp ./src/render/*.cpp ./src/wad/*.cpp -o prog -I./include -lsfml-graphics -lsfml-window -lsfml-system(this was the only way I knew how to do it, there's probably a much smarter way of searching through all nested directories for cpp files) - Run with:
./prog ./test/doom1.txt - Debug with gdb:
gdb ./prog --tui- When debugging then do
run ./test/doom1.txt
- When debugging then do
Move the player with WASD and turn left and right with Q and E respectively.
You can replace doom1.txt with your own level file if you want to make your own following the guidelines listed in ./test/README.md, but it's a bit of a pain in the ass. Typically a level editor generates WAD files for you. I thought about making one, but I decided against it. Might be something to do in the future, who knows.