A raycasting 3D game engine built using MLX42 and C. Inspired by Wolfenstein 3D, showcasing 2.5D graphics, interactive doors, sprites, textures, and a dynamic HUD
- Raycasting Engine: Uses a DDA algorithm to render texture-mapped walls.
- Dynamic Doors: Doors have multiple states (closed, opening, open, closing) and animate based on player proximity.
- Sprite Rendering: Depth-sorted sprite drawing with occlusion handling.
- Minimap: Real-time minimap including player position, rays, and map layout.
- HUD Animation: Hands HUD that animates when the player moves.
- Input Handling: Supports both keyboard and mouse controls for movement and view rotation.
- Responsive Resolution: Automatically adapts to different screen sizes and maintains a minimum window resolution.
- MLX42 (will be cloned if missing)
cmake,glfw, andlibglfw(ensure glfw is installed, e.g., via Homebrew on macOS)- A working C compiler (
cc)
Install via Homebrew (for macOS, including M1/M2 chips):
brew install cmake glfwClone the repository and run
makeThis will: Build libft and MLX42 Compile all project source files Link everything into the cub3d executable
./cub3d path/to/map.cub| Action | Key(s) |
|---|---|
| Move forward | W |
| Move backward | S |
| Strafe left | A |
| Strafe right | D |
| Rotate left/right | ← / → or Mouse movement |
| Toggle Cursor | TAB |
| Quit | ESC |