The 42-FdF project is part of the 42 school's curriculum, focusing on graphics programming. The objective is to develop a program that reads a file containing a grid of height values and generates a 3D wireframe representation of the corresponding landscape. This project enhances understanding of 3D projections, transformations, and the use of graphics libraries in C.

• 3D Wireframe Rendering: Generates a 3D wireframe model from a 2D grid of height values.
• Isometric Projection: Displays the 3D model using isometric projection for better visualization.
• User Interaction: Allows users to interact with the model through keyboard inputs, enabling rotation, zoom, and translation.
• Color Gradients: Applies color gradients based on height values to enhance visual representation.

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/jdecorte-be/42-FdF.git
   cd 42-FdF

2. Compile the Program:

   make

   This will compile the source code and generate the fdf executable.

To run the program, use the following command:

./fdf [path_to_map_file]

Replace [path_to_map_file] with the path to a valid .fdf file containing the grid of height values.

Controls:

• Rotation: Use the arrow keys to rotate the model along the X and Y axes.
• Zoom: Press + to zoom in and - to zoom out.
• Translation: Use W, A, S, D keys to move the model up, left, down, and right, respectively.
• Z-axis Scaling: Adjust the elevation scale using Page Up and Page Down keys.

The project relies on the MiniLibX library for graphics rendering. Ensure that the minilibx_macos directory is present and properly configured. The project also includes a custom libft for various utility functions.

• src/: Contains the main source code files for the project.
• src_bonus/: Includes additional features and enhancements.
• libft/: Custom library with utility functions.
• minilibx_macos/: MiniLibX library for macOS.
• Makefile: Build configuration file.