Claire Mevolhon Sameneh Shirdel Hugo Claing
Game designed with SDL2.
Use the arrows from your keyboard 
to move your character.
Avoid the trap and monsters and catch all the stars to win! The player has four lives that are reprensented with four heart images in the top right corner of the window. If the player encounters a trap or a monster he returns to his starting position and he loses a life.
Good luck!
You must have install the SDL2 library first.
You can have to change the CMakeLists.txt a little depending if you are in linux or Windows.
In your cloned repository there is already a CMakeLists.
From your console you can directly:
mkdir build # will create a new directory
cd build
cmake .. # will build the makefile and all the dependances on your build directory.
make # will build your executable
./Game # to run the program
Then we delete the build folder before we push.
We have a class called LTexture that would render images instead of doing it in the class
SDL_Game which would make the rendering of image in each window/class easier to process.
It would make the code less redundante and it could permit de rendering of animation such
as spritesheet images.
Our game also has incomplete functionality in the class Terrain. Our initial goal was to
read an image encoded in bmp format file and return a matrix of integer that would
represent different kinds grounds of an enum such as GROUND, BACK_GROUND, DANGER,
and so on depending on the color of the image passed. We have already implemented a
function that would check for collision of our character inside the matrix created.
The design was hard since we had little understand of SDL2 and so it was difficult to envision what the structure would look like depending on SDL2 technical constraint.
We use the first stategie for designing usable interface which is to make the application familiar to the user. This is apparent in the goal of the game (catching all the star and evading the monster or other traps).