Simple Snake Game Implemented in C++ and FLTK

Environment Pre-requisite

• A C++17 compatible compiler (tested on clang 14.0.3)
• FLTK installed (tested on version 1.3.8)

Compile Guide

• GCC

g++ main.cpp -o main --std=c++17 $(/path/to/fltk-config --cxxflags --ldflags --libs)

• Clang

clang++ main.cpp -o main --std=c++17 $(/path/to/fltk-config --cxxflags --ldflags --libs)

• MSVC

Create a Visual Studio solution and copy all the files into the solution folder. Set the IncludePath and add "fltk.lib" to the linker dependencies. Then build the solution.

Usage

Run the executable the compiler generates. Use the arrow keys to adjust the direction the snake moves. The highest score will be stored in a file with the same name of the username. After each 8 scores, there will be a tunnel allowing the snake to get to another level. Different levels may have different mazes.

Development

Mazes are in the "maze" folder. Each maze is a text file. For each file, the first line is the number of barriers. Each of the following lines contains 4 floats implying the ratio starting x, starting y, ending x, and ending y. Thus, the number should between 0 and 1. The number of maps is defined in "def.hpp."