Description of the project:

This project consists on the creation of a simple 2D game using MiniLibx, receiving a map as parameter, parsing it and creating a mini game for the user to play. The game's objective is to grab all the collectibles, unlocking the exit and finishing the game. A map sample called map.ber is provided in the repository. Feel free to change the map the way you like it, but keep in mind that a valid map (read subject) must be in accordance to the following rules:

VALID CHARACTERS
'0': Floor;
'1': Wall;
'C': Collectible;
'E': Exit;
'P': Player's starting position;

RULES
- Be in .ber format;  
- Be closed by walls;  
- Be retangular;  
- Contain only one P;  
- Contain only one E;  
- Contain at least one C;  
- All elements must be accessible (not closed by walls);  

[NOTE]: If any of the previous rules is not followed, error messages will be shown accordingly;

Installing and running the project:

1- Clone this repository and enter it:

git clone https://github.com/reomelo/42Porto-so_long.git && cd 42Porto-so_long

2- Run make and execute ./so_long with a valid map file:

make && ./so_long map.ber

Makefile Available Targets:

make or make all - creates so_long.a
make clean - wipes all object files
make fclean - deletes so_long.a and all object files
make re - fclean + all

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At 42School, almost every project must be written in accordance to the Norm. As a result, parts of the code are not as clean, efficient or straight forward as they could be.