This repository is dedicated to recreating the classic shoot'em up game R-Type as a multiplayer game using our custom game engine. This project is designed to be cross-platform, supporting both Windows and Linux environments.
The project builds differently depending on the OS:
- Linux: Use
makecommand. - Windows: Execute a
make.batfile.
- Modular architecture allowing flexible game development
- Integrated physics and collision detection
- Efficient rendering pipeline optimized for 2D graphics
Each component of the project (game engine, client, server) is built directly with the client and server. There is no separate build for the game engine.
Building the project on Linux involves compiling the client and server executables. After cloning the repository and navigating to the project directory, you should install the dependencies then use the make command to compile.
git clone https://github.com/EpitechPromo2027/B-CPP-500-STG-5-1-rtype-noe.tritsch.git
cd B-CPP-500-STG-5-1-rtype-noe.tritsch/
./prepare.sh
makeOn Windows, each component (client or server) needs to be compiled separately as well. After navigating to the project directory, you should install the dependencies then execute the make.bat file to compile.
git clone https://github.com/EpitechPromo2027/B-CPP-500-STG-5-1-rtype-noe.tritsch.git
cd B-CPP-500-STG-5-1-rtype-noe.tritschc/
.\prepare.bat
.\build.batBuilding the project generates executable files r-type_client and r-type_server. Additionally, .zip archives are created for standalone versions of each project component, allowing them to function independently.
For more specific information about each component of the project, please refer to the READMEs in their respective directories:
- C++20 compliant compiler: GCC (G++) for Linux, MSVC for Windows.
- Cmake
- Start the server as outlined in the Server section.
- On each player's machine, start the client application as outlined in the Client section.
- Connect each client to the server using the server's IP address.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
For more information about the project, please refer to the documentation available in the Wiki.