FdF

Wireframe representation of a (X, Y, Z) map.

Install

Only works at 42-Paris for now because of the library used (Minilibx).

Type this command :

$> make

Usage

###How to run the FdF

Once the program is compiled, you can show the usage with the command :

$> ./fdf

You can run the program with this command :

$> ./fdf 'map'

The map

To run the program, you will need a map. A map is designed like this :

1 2 3 4 5
2 3 4 5 6
3 4 5 6 7
4 5 6 7 8
5 6 7 8 9

How it works

• The position of the number tell is coordinates in X and Y
• His value tell is Z coordinate
• You can use any number
• The map must be rectangular

Controls

Keyboard :

• Arrows Translate the map in the direction you want
• + / - Zoom in / Zoom out
• Pge Up / Pge Down Increase / Decrease all the Z values
• 2 / 8 Rotations on X axis
• 4 / 6 Rotations on Y axis
• 3 / 7 Rotations on Z axis
• I / P Change between Isometric / Parallel oint of view
• Echap Quit the program

Mouse:

• You can use the mouse to do the rotations easier

Screenshots

Credits

This project was made in collaboration with @reda-con