A Cub3D raycasting project parser and basic renderer built in C using the MiniLibX (mlx) graphics library. This project parses .cub map files, validates map data and textures, and sets up the data structures required for a raycasting engine similar to the classic Wolfenstein 3D style.
CUB3D is a 42 Network project that explores the fundamentals of raycasting, a rendering technique used in early 3D games. Using the MiniLibX library, this project creates a first-person perspective of a maze where the player can navigate through corridors with textured walls.
The goal of the cub3d project is to create a simple 3D game engine in C using raycasting. It focuses on rendering a 3D view from a 2D map, handling textures, player movement, and collision detection, all while using the MiniLibX library for graphics and input management.
A Python tool that generates ready-to-use .cub maps for the 42 Cub3D project. Easily create, customize, and export maps with valid walls, player positions, and textures — perfect for saving time and testing new map ideas.
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