🎮Build a software renderer to create a Doom-style 3D game
🎨Implement texture mapping for realistic wall and object rendering
🔧Develop a level editor to easily design and modify game levels
⚡️Add advanced features like ray-traced light maps and billboard sprites
🌐Explore the process of creating non-convex sectors and transparent portal overlays
What programming language is used to create the Doom-style 3D game?
—The game is created using C and STL library for cross-platform windowing and input handling.
Does the game support texture mapping?
—Yes, texture mapping is implemented to provide realistic wall and object rendering.
Is there a level editor available?
—Yes, a level editor is developed to allow easy design and modification of game levels.
Are advanced features like ray-traced light maps and billboard sprites supported?
—Yes, the game supports advanced features like ray-traced light maps for realistic lighting and billboard sprites for interactive objects.
What other advanced features are included in the game?
—The game includes features like non-convex sectors and transparent portal overlays to create complex and immersive environments.
00:00Introduction and overview of creating a Doom-style 3D game from scratch
02:55Building a software renderer for realistic 3D graphics
06:56Implementing texture mapping for detailed wall and object rendering
08:47Developing a level editor for easy design and modification of game levels
09:23Adding advanced features like ray-traced light maps and billboard sprites
09:57Exploring non-convex sectors and transparent portal overlays for immersive environments
