This project is inspired by the world-famous 90’s game Wolfenstein 3D, which was the first FPS ever. It uses the technique of ray-casting. The goal of this project is to make a dynamic view inside a maze, using colors, textures and sprites.
Use the make command to compile using the Makefile.
play the game:
./cub3D [map_path]
./cub3D maps/standart.cub
save the first rendered image in a bmp format:
./cub3D [map_path] --save
./cub3D maps/standart.cub --save
The map file must be in *.cub format.
The textures must be in *.xpm format.
The colors must be in R,G,B format (each byte from 0 to 255).
All the following information must be present in the *.cub file:
- R resolutionX resolutionY : window resolution
- NO/SO/EA/WE R,G,B : color on either North, South, East or West wall
- NO/SO/EA/WE texture_path : texture on either North, South, East or West wall
- S texture_path : sprite texture
- C/F R,G,B : color on ceiling and floor
- C/F texture_path : texture on ceiling and floor (note that if the ceiling texture is named sky#.xpm, a skybox effect will replace the ceiling effect).
- The map must be present and last in the file
The map must be in the following format:
- 1s are walls
- 0s are paths
- 2s are sprites
- N/S/W/E is the player start position and direction; must be present one and only once on the map
- The map must be surrounded by 1s
- W/A/S/D to move
- Left/right arrows to turn
- Shift to sprint
- ESC to quit