Snake

Snake game in c++ using graphics library dynamically at runtime

NOTE THIS WAS BUILT ON MAC AND WAS NOT MADE FOR CROSS PLATFORM

SETUP

To setup the game have the following

brew
cmake
clang++

now run the following commands

git clone https://github.com/ChazniK/nibbler.git && cd nibbler
make

if you have all the depencies mentioned above it will attempt to download
the required graphics library needed. This part will take few seconds to compile.
After compiling you can now run

./nibbler

MENU

running nibbler you'll start off at menu in which you can set some settings,
select single player or multiplayer.

The settings menu will allow you to change amount of lives,
the difficulty(this increase your speed more).
You can also change the default screen resolution here.

CONTROLS

ESC = exit game/menu
F1 = use sfml graphics library
F2 = use sdl graphics library
F3 = use glfw graphics library
ARROW_UP = move up
ARROW_DOWN = move down
ARROW_LEFT = move left
ARROW_RIGHT = move right
BUTTON_W = move player 2 up
BUTTON_A = move player 2 left
BUTTON_S = move player 2 down
BUTTON_D = move player 2 right
ENTER = select option in menu

Multiplayer over local lan

It's possible to create a local lan of the snake game. one starts as the server
and the other connects to it as a client. For not the ip will be set to a hardcoded
default value of "10.204.0.10" and port "2000" change this in the source code
to your local lan or prefered ip, recompile and run it again with the new settings.
To change it look in the LIB1/Display.hpp for "_ip = "10.204.0.19"" and "_port = 200".

SHOWCASE

Single player mode

This shows the snake game running and changing between 3 different graphics library on runtime.

Multiplayer mode

This shows the snake game running in multiplayer mode and changing between 3 different graphics library on runtime.

Local Multiplayer mode

This shows one snake game running as a host and the second connecting to the host on a local IP.

AUTHOR

Chazni - logic
Marco - graphics