Maze Game with OpenGL and PyOpenGL This is a simple maze game developed for a Computer Graphics class. The game uses OpenGL for rendering and Pillow for texture loading.

Features 3D Maze rendering with wall textures. Minimalist design to enhance focus. Handcrafted map using a custom map maker (available upon request). Installation Clone or fork the repository:

bash Copy code git clone https://github.com/Turan-Nadir/maze-game.git cd maze-game Install dependencies:

bash Copy code pip install PyOpenGL Pillow Run the game:

bash Copy code python maze.py

or

python3 maze.py

or, if using conda

conda maze.py Gameplay Description Navigate through the maze to find the exit. Wall textures are applied for better visualization; the ground and sky remain black for minimal distractions. Use the following controls: Arrow keys for movement and rotation. Escape key to exit the game. Map The maze map was handcrafted using a custom map maker built with React. If you need the map maker, email me at robertbenn95@gmail.com. In case you're stuck, here's the default map file: /map.jpeg.

Code Overview Dependencies OpenGL.GL, OpenGL.GLUT, OpenGL.GLU: For rendering and handling OpenGL operations. Pillow: To load and apply textures. Custom Modules: collision.py: Handles collision detection. cube.py: Defines cube rendering. input.py: Captures user input. movement.py: Calculates camera movement. texture.py: Loads textures. Key Constants cube_size: Size of the maze cubes. camera_pos: Starting position of the player. isMazeCompleted: Tracks if the maze is completed. Main Functions drawScene: Renders the maze and handles camera updates. handleInput: Processes player input. checkMazeCompletion: Checks if the player has reached the maze exit. main: Initializes the OpenGL environment and game loop. Notes Ensure the texture file (marble.jpg) is in the texture directory. The game closes automatically when the maze is completed, displaying a "Maze Completed!" message. Contribution Feel free to fork the project, submit pull requests, or report issues. For any inquiries, email robertbenn95@gmail.com.