An uni year 1 final project for IM1003 Programming Design at National Taiwan University. The simple but fascinating game is developed all by ourselves with a little help from YouTube and other GitHub repos. Feel free to make it cooler.
The source codes of the projects are stored in the folder src. Feel free to give it a glimpse and dig something out of it.
The entire project is built natively on macOS with some terminal commands and Visual Studio Code (that's why there's a .vscode setting folder and a acnake.code-workspace for opening a workspace in VS Code.) In fact, any text editors can do the job. SFML library is required to build this game.
Developing this project does not require any IDE nor Windows (you can definitely run it on Windows though). Building this project is easy (not sure for Windows, tell us after you successfully build!) on any platform.
The project is built for learning purpose - mainly C++, SFML, Game Developing, git. Please feel free to modify the code and submit merge requests for better gaming experience.
Two pre-set snakes are for you (and your friend) to play:
Instructions (can be seen in the game itself):
Demo:
Or you can watch the demo on YouTube here.
- 1. Minor bugs
- 1. Settings
- 1. sound on/off
- 2. speed
- 2. place bomb, and your lenth will decrease
- 3. Single player mode
- 4. connected through server
- 5. Even more players
- 6. Shoot from mouth lol
- 7. Speed up
Pre-requisite:
- SFML
- Homebrew
If you don't have the above programs loaded on your mac, make sure to download homebrew first.
Type /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" on your terminal prompt.
Download SFML through terminal:
Type brew install SFML. (If your user setting doesn't fit the system requirement, i.e. your are not the root user, please follow the instruction on your terminal prompt.)
Download this repository, copy and paste git clone https://github.com/icheft/A-Cnake.git in your terminal.
It should create a folder name snake.
Go to your project directory by typing cd A-Cnake, then type in make. It will create an extra obj folder to store objects created by the system. You may ignore the folder.
You should be able to run the game by typing ./A\ Cnake. Or, you can follow the instructions shown on your terminal prompt.
To clean up the project folder, type make clean; such will delete the obj folder, but won't erase the A Cnake executable.
To really remove A Cnake game from your device, type make remove.
:) No offense. But it should be easy :)
- 1. win, lose, 平手, play again windows
- Add player 1 (blue snake) wins
- Add player 2 (yellow snake) wins
- Add Fair play
- Play again button(?)
- 2. Add sound effects
- 3. Add pause state (no beautiful UI though, the frame will be paused however.)
- 4. Instruction window
- 5. Separate main.cpp into different classes
- Pony
- Watermelon Man
- Other resources from the Internet (Mostly from SFML-dev.org)
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