This project, cub3D, is inspired by the iconic first-person shooter game Wolfenstein 3D. It is implemented in C using the raycasting technique to create a 3D graphical representation of a maze-like world from a first-person perspective.

• Overview
• Features
• Installation
• Usage
• Controls
• Bonus Features
• Contributors

The cub3D project is part of the 42 school curriculum and aims to introduce students to the fundamentals of raycasting, a basic form of 3D rendering, as well as to improve their skills in graphics programming, parsing, and software architecture.

• Basic Raycasting Engine: Renders a 3D perspective of a maze-like environment using raycasting.
• Texture Mapping: Walls are textured with images from external files.
• Basic Game Mechanics: Includes player movement, rotation, and interaction with the environment.
• Error Handling: Checks for and handles various errors gracefully.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/cub3D.git
   cd cub3D

2. Compile the project:

   make

Run the program with a map file as argument:

./cub3D map/map_level0.cub

• W: Move forward
• A: Move left
• S: Move backward
• D: Move right
• Left Arrow: Rotate left
• Right Arrow: Rotate right
• Up Arrow: Move forward
• Down Arrow: Move backward
• ESC: Exit the game

make bonus

./cub3D_bonus map_bonus/bonus_map_level1.cub

• Sprite Rendering: Supports sprite objects that can interact with the player.

• Collision Detection: Prevents the player from moving through walls.

• Mouse left-click: Additional controls with mouse to increase the immersion

• Minimap: Display a minimap by pressing M

• Interactive actions: A door opens by pressing SPACE if all the collectibles have been collected

• Music: Ambiance music

• Guillaume Bussiere
• Jules Bernard