bbenidar / 42_cud3d

3D game using c (raycasting + texturing)

42 Cub 3D Project ReadMe

by bbenidar && moudrib

Welcome to the 42 Cub 3D project! In this project, you will be creating a simple 3D game engine that can render cubes in a 3D environment. This ReadMe file will provide you with important information on how to build and run the project, as well as some optional bonus features.

Project Structure

The project is divided into two main parts: Mandatory and Bonus. Please follow the instructions in each section accordingly.

Mandatory

To build and run the mandatory part of the project, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal and navigate to the project directory:

   cd Mandatory

Compile the project using the make command:

make

Run the compiled program:

./cub3D map.cub

Replace map.cub with the path to your map file.

The above steps will build and run the mandatory part of the project, allowing you to render a 3D environment with cubes based on the map you provide.

Bonus

The bonus section includes additional features or improvements to the project. To build and run the bonus part of the project, follow these steps:

Open your terminal and navigate to the project directory:

cd Bonus

Compile the bonus project using the make bonus command:

make bonus

Run the compiled program:

./cub3D map_bonus.cub

The bonus section may include enhanced graphics, additional gameplay elements, or other improvements beyond the mandatory requirements.

Map File

The project relies on a map file (e.g., map.cub or map_bonus.cub) to define the 3D environment. Make sure your map file follows the correct format as specified in the project instructions.

Controls

The controls for navigating the 3D environment are typically defined in the project and may include:

W: Move forward

S: Move backward

A: Strafe left

D: Strafe right

Left Arrow: Rotate camera left

Right Arrow: Rotate camera right

Esc: Exit the game

F : to change waoppen

R : to reload the gun if u shose the ak gun

Please refer to the project's documentation or code comments for specific control details.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues or errors while building or running the project, please refer to the project documentation or consult with your peers and instructors for assistance.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You now have the necessary information to build and run the 42 Cub 3D project. Have fun exploring your 3D world and experimenting with the bonus features if you choose to tackle them. Good luck!