Thanks I appreciate that! Love getting feedback :)
Code-wise I didn't take inspiration from anywhere, I followed "C Programming - A Modern Approach" and based my C knowledge off there. There was also a YouTube video I watched regarding raycasting, and watching people optimise Minecraft etc.
Other than that, its just been alot of trial and error and trying many, many different ideas out.
What has helped is I don't worry about cross-platform ability, I just implement what I want and what feels fun and "innovative".
But I have never seen anyone do a Raycaster with as many vertical/z-levels as I'm planning (1000's), maybe the most I've seen is ~10.
Also most of the approach I'm taking is not best-practice, I'm trying to come up with how to approach everything from my own mind which has been extremely rewarding
Code-wise I didn't take inspiration from anywhere, I followed "C Programming - A Modern Approach" and based my C knowledge off there. There was also a YouTube video I watched regarding raycasting, and watching people optimise Minecraft etc.
Other than that, its just been alot of trial and error and trying many, many different ideas out.
What has helped is I don't worry about cross-platform ability, I just implement what I want and what feels fun and "innovative".
But I have never seen anyone do a Raycaster with as many vertical/z-levels as I'm planning (1000's), maybe the most I've seen is ~10.
Also most of the approach I'm taking is not best-practice, I'm trying to come up with how to approach everything from my own mind which has been extremely rewarding