CPE 476 Final Project
The White Room
By Phyllis Douglas, Sean Risser,
Brian Yabuki, & Ben Tupas
Overview
The White Room is an escape-the-room puzzle game. Players must solve 3 puzzles to open the door that leads out of the room. Solving each puzzle will trigger the start of the next puzzle until the door is finally opened.Controls
| * Mouse Move: | Moves the direction the camera is facing | |
| * Mouse Left Click: | Interact with certain objects in the room | |
| * 'w' Key: | Moves the character forward | |
| * 'a' Key: | Moves the character to the left | |
| * 's' Key: | Moves the character backward | |
| * 'd' Key: | Moves the character to the right | |
| * 'q' Key: | Quit Game at Any Time |
User Instructions
Click anywhere on the start screen to begin.
Move around the room and interact with objects in order to solve the various puzzles, and ultimately open the door to exit the room.
Resources
AudioAudio engine: FMOD
Windowing System
We used GLFW for interacting with OpenGL.
Shaders
* Highlight Shader: Idea taken from Lighthouse3d
* Particles Shader and Idea: information used from here
OBJ Loader
OBJ format information from here.
Loader made from CPE 471's model loader.
Models
Models were provided by students in the Maya modeling art class.
Uniform Spatial Subdivision
Information from here: cs.cmu.edu
Lighting
The scene is lighted using the Phong shading model.
* Deferred Shading
Tutorials from here: ogldev.atspace.co.uk
Fog
Tutorial to create fog in GLSL.
Source Code
Source Code (Linux Only, .zip)To Compile:
Make sure that you have GLFW installed on your system before trying to compile the code. Also, make sure that your OpenGL version is 3+.
Type "make" in the directory where you unzipped the files to. After, type "./The-White-Room" and enjoy trying to escape The White Room.