TimberMan Project ✨

Welcome to TimberMan, a game project built using CSFML (C binding for SFML). This document provides an overview of the project, instructions for setup, and details about its functionality.

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🌿 Project Overview

TimberMan is a simple yet engaging game where a player chops wood while avoiding branches. The project demonstrates proficiency in:

• Game development with CSFML
• Sprite and animation handling
• Sound management
• Basic game mechanics implementation

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🔧 Features

1. Dynamic Trunk System

• The trunk textures dynamically update, simulating a moving tree as the player chops wood.
• Randomized branches for added challenge.

2. Player Mechanics

• Responsive player movement between left and right positions.
• Smooth transition between idle, cutting, and death animations.
• Direction-specific sprite scaling.

3. Sound Effects

• Realistic cutting sounds.
• Death sound effects to enhance gameplay immersion.

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📄 Code Highlights

Trunk Update System

The UpdateTruncTexture function manages the textures of the tree trunk segments, ensuring they shift properly and new textures are randomly assigned.

void UpdateTruncTexture(Level* const _level)
{
    const sfTexture* originalTexture;
    // Trunk shifting logic
    ...
    AsigneTruncTexture(&_level->trunc6, rand() % 4, &_level->texture);
}

Player Movement and Animation

Player movement updates dynamically based on input, and animations transition seamlessly between states.

void PlayerUpdateAnimation(float _dt, Player* const _player)
{
    if (!_player->dead)
    {
        if (_player->isCutting)
        {
            _player->animation.currentAnim = &_player->animation.woodcutting;
        }
        else
        {
            _player->animation.currentAnim = &_player->animation.idle;
        }
    }
    else
    {
        _player->animation.currentAnim = &_player->animation.dead;
    }
    AnimateSprite(_player->animation.currentAnim, _dt);
}

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📦 Setup Instructions

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/username/Timberman.git

2. Open the project with Visual Studio and build it.

3. Run the compiled executable to see the shader in action.

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🔧 Future Improvements

• Add support for additional levels.
• Implement a scoring system.
• Introduce multiplayer functionality.
• Add more animations and sound effects for enhanced gameplay.

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📢 Acknowledgments

• CSFML: For providing a simple and efficient API for multimedia applications.
• Creative Commons Assets: Game sprites and sounds.

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🚀 Contributions

Remake made by Klaivert