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Doom Nukem

Doom Nukem is a project that is a mix between Doom and Duke Nukem 3D. The project's goal is to create the realistic 3D graphic representation that you would have from a subjective view within a maze, using ray-casting to achieve that. No hardware acceleration and no 3D library are used.

This project was realised with pasosa-s, neil and brume.

Our project

Instead of going for a Doom or Duke Nukem 3D clone, we choose to call our project The Binding Of Isaac 3D. By using some sprites from The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth game and re-drawing some other ones from scratch, we tried to envision what this top-down game, using two-dimensional sprites, would look like in 3d. Our game is in no way a clone of the original title, but simply a tribute to it.

This project is an evolution of our first program : Wolf3d.

How to use

In order to successfully compile our program, you will need to install the following SDL2 packages :

  • libsdl2-dev
  • libsdl2-image-dev
  • libsdl2-mixer-dev
  • libsdl2-ttf-dev

Then :

  • Compile : make
  • Remove object files : make clean
  • Remove object files and program : make fclean
  • Start fresh and re-compile : make re

Executing

Execute the program this way : ./doom-nukem or directly with the map of your choice like this : ./doom-nukem maps/level_1. You can create your own map or play with one of our own three levels that are in the maps folder.

There is an in-game editor that you can access through the game main menu, allowing you to edit or create maps. If you want to edit a specific map, you can do it in-game or by using the --editor command this way : ./doom-nukem --editor maps/level_3.

Have fun!

Warning

This project was orginally started on Mac OS at our school, but was finished on Linux from home during the quarantine due to the Coronavirus COVID-19. It runs perfectly on Linux, but might not work on Mac OS.

If you are a Mac user, you can still give it a try since our Makefile is compiling either a Linux or a Mac OS version depending on the machine you are using. You might be met with some compiling issues with SDL2 frameworks and have some in-game problems like color inversion, but feel free to give it a try. I don't have a Mac OS so I don't feel like working on those compatibility issues, but don't hesitate to hit me up if you are trying to make it work and need help in the process.

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