So Long is a small 2D game project designed to help you learn and implement basic graphical programming concepts using the MiniLibX library. The goal is to create a simple game where the player must collect items on a map and reach an exit. The project focuses on window management, event handling, and basic game mechanics.
- Graphics Programming: Learn how to work with textures, sprites, and handle basic 2D graphics.
- Event Handling: Manage user inputs such as keyboard and mouse events.
- Game Development: Understand the fundamentals of creating a simple 2D game.
- Implement a game where the player must collect all collectibles on a map and reach the exit.
- The game must use the MiniLibX library for window management and rendering.
- The project must be written in C and adhere to the school's coding standards.
- Ensure thorough error handling, avoiding crashes due to segmentation faults, bus errors, double free, etc.
- The program must not have memory leaks.
To compile the project, use the provided Makefile with the following rules:
makeormake all: Compile theso_longprogram.make clean: Remove object files.make fclean: Remove object files and the executable.make re: Recompile the project.
$ makeTo run the `so_long` game, pass a map file (with the `.ber` extension) as an argument:
$ ./so_long maps/map.berThe player controls the main character using the W, A, S, and D keys. The player's objective is to collect all collectibles (`C`) on the map and reach the exit (`E`). The player can move up, down, left, and right but cannot move through walls (`1`).
The map file should consist of the following characters:
- `0`: Empty space
- `1`: Wall
- `C`: Collectible
- `E`: Exit
- `P`: Player's starting position
- `X`: Ennemy
The map must be rectangular, enclosed by walls, and contain at least one exit, one collectible, and one starting position.
Here is a simple valid map:
1111111111111
10010000000C1
1000011111X01
1P0X11E000001
1111111111111