🕹️ cub3d – 3D Game Development 🎮

Welcome to cub3d, an immersive first-person 3D game built using ray-casting! 🧊 This project demonstrates how to render 3D spaces from 2D maps, creating a game experience that is both fun and technical. Let’s dive into the world of 3D game development! 🌟

📝 Project Overview

In cub3d, we develop a 3D first-person view game using ray-casting technology, simulating 3D spaces through mathematical rendering. The project includes real-time environment rendering, textures, player movement, and game logic! 🎯

Features:

• 🔹 3D first-person view with ray-casting.
• 🔹 Interactive movement and real-time rendering.
• 🔹 Support for bonus levels with enhanced features like animated blocks, minimap and doors.
• 🔹 Uses MacroLibX for graphical rendering.

🖼️ Game Screenshots

• Minecraft Map with Minimap and Animated Pumpkin Lantern
• Memes Map Without bonues

🛠️ Installation & Setup

To get started, follow these steps to set up and run the project:

1. Clone the repository and the MacroLibX submodule (required for graphical rendering):

   git clone https://github.com/mdev9/Cub3d.git
   cd cub3d
   git clone https://github.com/seekrs/MacroLibX.git
   make

2. Run the game with a valid map:

   ./cub3d maps/map.cub

   • Or run the bonus version with a bonus map:

   make bonus
   ./cub3d_bonus maps_bonus/map_bonus.cub

🔍 Technologies Used

• C 💻: Core language used to build the game.
• Ray-casting 📡: Rendering technique to simulate 3D spaces.
• MacroLibX 🖼️: Lightweight graphical library for handling the rendering.
• libft 📚: Custom utility functions.

🎯 Goals of the Project

• Create a fully functional 3D game using ray-casting.
• Learn about real-time rendering and 3D space simulation.
• Implement efficient player movement and interaction within a 3D world.

Thank you for checking out cub3d! 🎮 Happy gaming and coding! 🚀