Minitek (or MyRPG officially) is a first grade end-year project €pitech.
The goal was to reproduce exactly Minicraft in C.
We had 4 weeks but with a very poor organization we only had a bit more than one week.
The subject is 6 pages long so here's a summary of the requirements and constraints :
- Collision System
- Particle Engine (i cheated on this one, particles are entities so i did't get the points)
- Menus
- Basic Combat System
- Inventory and status
- Saving system
- "Open" world
But the funniest part nothenless :
- No LibC (
malloc,free,(f)open,(f)read,(f)close,fwrite,memset,(s)rand,opendir,readdir,closedirallowed) - CSFML Lib for graphics
- LibMath allowed
- No other external lib is allowed if you want to do something, code it yourself.
In €pitech projects we need to follow something called "𝓛𝓮 𝓒𝓸𝓭𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓢𝓽𝔂𝓵𝓮" basically some rules we need to follow but we're heavily penalized if we don't follow them, those rules are here to help us produce clean code but tends to produce this kind of attrocities in big projetcs.
You'll see a lot of printf in the code as they are THE way to debug programs i forgot to remove them, i actually got penalized for those. You'll notice no function exceed 20 lines too.
Enough talk here's some screenshots !
You're currently reading the README of the Linux version, for the Windows see here.
Just go to the releases section and download the linux build. (i'm too lazy to start my arch, coming soon)
make fclean && make gen_demo
To use it : ./gen_demo
Keys :
P / M: Increase / Decrease Map resolution.A / Z / E / R: Set Map Level, Surface / Underground (1/2/3)Esc: QuitAny other key: Regenerate a map
If you want to build it yourself you'll need gcc, make and CSFML to compile it.
To install the CSFML library please refer to your distribution package repositories.
On Arch you can get it on the AUR with csfml-bin.
Clone the repo.
Open the folder in your terminal.
Type make and Enter.
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And done !