cub3D

This project is inspired by the classic game Wolfenstein 3D, which is considered to be the first true FPS in gaming history.

• cub3D offers a modern twist on this classic, utilizing raycasting technology to create a dynamic 3D labyrinth exploration experience.

Controls

• Arrow Keys:

  • Left/Right: Rotate the view left or right.
  • Up/Down: Move forward or backward.

• WASD Keys:

  • W: Move forward.
  • S: Move backward.
  • A: Slide left.
  • D: Slide right.

Standard Version

• 3D rendering of a labyrinth using raycasting techniques.
• Simple collision detection to prevent walking through walls.
• Ability to load different maps from file.
• The unique textures used in the game were custom-made by me using Piskel

Bonus Features

• Mini-Map: A top-down view that shows the layout of the labyrinth, your current position, and your viewing direction. This is especially useful for navigation and strategy planning.
• Enhanced Collision: Unlike many traditional raycasting games where the player can get stuck on walls, cub3D implements an advanced collision algorithm.Even when colliding with a wall, the player can continue moving along the wall smoothly without getting stuck. This makes for a more fluid and realistic movement experience.

Installation

1. Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/gkrusta/cub3d cub3d

2. Build the Project: Run make to build the standard version or make bonus for the version with bonus features.

cd cub3d && make

3. Run the Game:

./cub3d map.cub or /cub3d_bonus map.cub

My Teammate => Victor