Realtime OpenGL Maze Game
A simple yet pretty-looking interactive 3D first-person Maze Game built using OpenGL.
It's a maze game made with OpenGL. Geddit? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
The map stores the world as a rectilinear map. The first row is width and
height. The player will begin at the start point marked S and must reach the goal point marked
G to finish the level. The player’s progress may be hindered by walls (marked W) and
doors (marked with a capital letter A-E). Throughout the environment will be keys
(marked with a lowercase a-e). A player may not cross through a door unless they
have picked up the corresponding key. A player may never cross a wall.
| No Doors | Door w/ Key |
|---|---|
| 5 5 0000G WW0W0 0W0W0 0W0WW S0000 |
5 5 0000G WW0W0 0WAW0 0W0WW S000a |
Walls & Doors: Each map element type has a unique rendering. Walls look different than doors, and each of the five doors and keys look different than each other.Keys: Each key is rendered as a physical object (key model). Whenever a player moves, the key is rendered in front of them moving with the character.User Input: Users are able to move around the map with keyboard input. Rotate with the left and right keys, and move forward and back with the up and down keys.Collision Detection: Users are not able to move through walls or locked doors.Lighting: Ambient and diffuse lighting.
- Multiple point lights on the maze corners and an overhead directional light.
- Soft-edged Flashlight that moves with the player.
- Textured walls, floor, door, keys and goal.
- Original models to represent keys, doors, walls, floor made with Wings3D.
- Models can be loaded in the OBJ 3D models format. Supports v, vt, vn, f tags.
- ENTER can be used to pick up a key or switch the key held by you.
- The held key is always rendered pointing away from the user for a true first-person experience.
- Holding SHIFT while moving or turning, does it faster.