You can watch the project preview on my Instagram. Don't worry to like and subscribe.
This project is about creating a simplified graphic “wireframe” (“fils de fer” in french,
hence the name of the project) representation of a relief landscape linking various points
(x, y, z) via segments using Bresenham's line algorithm.
The coordinates of this landscape are stored in a file passed as
a parameter to your program. Examples you can find in the folder maps
.
Use my maps or create your own.
Each number corresponds to a point in space:
- The horizontal position corresponds to its axis
- The vertical position corresponds to its ordinate
- The value corresponds to its altitude
- Rotating
- Moving
- Zooming
- Relief changing
- Gradient lines
- Intro window
git clone --recursive https://github.com/olehsamoilenko/FdF.git
cd FdF
make
./fdf maps/example.fdf
🍏 Works only on Mac OS