cub3D is a walking simulator that uses ray-casting similar to Wolfensterin 3D. This project was completed as part of the 42-School Core Curriculum. We chose to keep a cute pixel quality to the images and created some of our own textures to use.
cub3D is written in C and uses MiniLibX, a small graphics library maintained by 42-School network.
- Use of C
- Using basic algorithms (flood-fill, DDA)
- Working with minimal graphics library
- Rigor
- Working in team
- Parsing map files
- Map validation
- Rendering and walking through raycast maze
- Collision detection
- Minimap system
- Rotate view with mouse
- Raycast floor and ceiling
- Animated ceiling
- Doors that can be opened and closed
/* Project is currenlty being updated to work with M1 processor and key codes and cannot be used currently unless you have a system installation of minilibx and your system has linux key codes */
You will need a gcc compiler and the minilibx library
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| W | Move forward |
| A | Move left |
| D | Move right |
| S | Move backwards |
| Left Arrow | Turn Left |
| Right Arrow | Turn Right |
| Space | Open/ Close doors |
| Mouse | Turn |
| ESC | Close window |
System Compatibility:
These hard-coded key codes have been designed to work within the context of a specific graphics program. They are mapped as follows:
- 'w' = 13
- 's' = 1
- 'a' = 0
- 'd' = 2
- 'esc' = 53
- 'left arrow' = 123
- 'right arrow' = 124