Cub3D is a 42's School project where the main goal is to make a first-person 3D representation of a maze by using raycasting.

Theoretically it should work on both Linux and MacOS, but... the keybindings and the mlx seem to differ between these OS.

So for now it only supports Linux systems.

All tools you might need to build this project:

• make
• build-essential (C compilers)
• wget
• xorg
• libxext-dev
• libbsd-dev
• unzip

(Debian/Ubuntu)

sudo apt install make build-essential wget xorg libxext-dev libbsd-dev unzip

To build the program you have just to run:

make

cub3D requires one argument which should be the file with texture configurations and the actual map. there are a few sample maps in assets/maps folder.

E.g.:

./cub3D assets/maps/small.cub

These are the implemented keybindings:

• w: Move forward
• a: Move left
• s: Move backwards
• d: Move right

• Up arrow: Look up
• Down arrow: Look down
• Left arrow: Look left
• Right arrow: Look right

• ESC: Quit the game

• Space: Jump
• Left Shift: Sprint
• Left Control: Squat
• Left Alt: Guard mode (yeah it's useless but it's beautiful)

The game itself is made entirely in C. The graphics library used here is a 42's wrapper for Xlib called mlx. Most crazy part is that the whole project (except for mlx) is wrote by following norminette's rules... :P