raycaster/raycaster.c

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <GLUT/glut.h>
#include <math.h>
#define PI 3.1415926535f
#define PI2 PI / 2
#define PI3 3 * PI / 2
#define DR 0.0174533f // One degree in radians

#define gameWidth 320
#define gameHeight 256

#define GAP 20

#define MAP_WIDTH (mapX * mapSize)
#define MAP_HEIGHT (mapY * mapSize)
#define TOTAL_WIDTH (MAP_WIDTH + GAP + gameWidth)
#define TOTAL_HEIGHT (MAP_HEIGHT > gameHeight ? MAP_HEIGHT : gameHeight)

// 0°    => 0    radians  (RIGHT)
// 90°   => π/2  radians  (TOP)
// 180°  => π    radians  (LEFT)
// 270°  => 3π/2 radians  (BOTTOM)
// 360°  => 2π   radians  (RIGHT)

// * Define the world
int mapX = 8, mapY = 8, mapSize = 32;

// clang-format off
int map[] =
{
   1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,
   1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,
   1,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,
   1,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,
   1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,
   1,0,0,0,0,2,0,1,
   1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,
   1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,
};
// clang-format on

typedef struct
{
  int w, a, d, s; // Button state on/off
} ButtonKeys;
ButtonKeys Keys;

// * ---------------- HELPERS --------------------------------------------------

// Function to check if a number is a power of 2
int isPowerOfTwo(int n)
{
  return (n > 0) && ((n & (n - 1)) == 0);
}

float degToRad(float a) { return a * M_PI / 180.0; }

float FixAng(float a)
{
  if (a > 359)
  {
    a -= 360;
  }

  if (a < 0)
  {
    a += 360;
  }

  return a;
}

// * Returns the distance between the player and the ray's endpoint
// That's the hypotenuse, so we can use the Pythagorean theorem.
float distance(float ax, float ay, float bx, float by, float ang)
{
  // SOH - CAH - TOA
  return (sqrt((bx - ax) * (bx - ax) + (by - ay) * (by - ay)));
}

// * ---------------- PLAYER ---------------------------------------------------

// Player position (playerX, playerY), delta (playerDeltaX, playerDeltaY), and angle (pa)
float playerX, playerY, playerDeltaX, playerDeltaY, playerAngle;

// Draw the player on the map
void drawPlayer2D()
{
  // Draws the player square
  glColor3f(1, 1, 0);
  glPointSize(8);
  glBegin(GL_POINTS);
  glVertex2i(playerX, playerY);
  glEnd();

  // Draws the player direction
  glLineWidth(4);
  glBegin(GL_LINES);
  glVertex2i(playerX, playerY);
  glVertex2i(playerX + playerDeltaX * 5, playerY + playerDeltaY * 5);
  glEnd();
}

// * ---------------- Draw Rays and Walls --------------------------------------

void drawRays2D()
{
  int r, mx, my, mapPoint, dof;

  // Ensure mapSize is a power of 2, otherwise default or handle error
  if (!isPowerOfTwo(mapSize))
  {
    fprintf(stderr, "Error: mapSize must be a power of 2 (e.g., 16, 32, 64, 128).\n");
    exit(1);
  }

  int shiftSize = (int)(log2f((float)mapSize));

  glColor3f(0, 1, 1);
  glBegin(GL_QUADS);
  glVertex2i(526, 0);
  glVertex2i(1006, 0);
  glVertex2i(1006, 160);
  glEnd();

  glColor3f(0, 0, 1);
  glBegin(GL_QUADS);
  glVertex2i(526, 160);
  glVertex2i(1006, 160);
  glVertex2i(1006, 320);
  glEnd();

  // Ray x, y, angle
  float rayX, rayY, rayAngle;

  float xo, yo;

  // Final distance
  float disT;

  // Let's initialize the ray angle n degrees from the player's facing position
  // ra = ray angle; pa = player angle; DR = degree radian; n = degrees to use
  rayAngle = playerAngle - DR * 30;
  // rayAngle = FixAng(playerAngle+30);

  // Make sure to limit the next angle
  if (rayAngle < 0)
  {
    rayAngle += 2 * PI;
  }
  if (rayAngle > 2 * PI)
  {
    rayAngle -= 2 * PI;
  }

  // * Cast n rays
  for (r = 0; r < 60; r++)
  {
    // * --- Check Horizontal Lines ---
    dof = 0;

    // We need to get the shortest ray cast in either the vertical or horizontal
    // distance. So, we'll set a default that's way higher than we'll ever
    // calculate, and save the horizontal ray's X and Y position.
    float distanceHor = 1000000, hx = playerX, hy = playerY;

    // Negative inverse of tangent
    float aTan = -1.0f / tanf(rayAngle);

    // Check if the ray is looking up or down.
    // If it's less than π (e.g., 180°), we're looking down.

    // ? Looking up (ray angle > π)
    if (rayAngle > PI)
    {
      // Round the ray's Y position to the nearest 64th value.
      // We can do this by bit-shifting down by `shiftSize`, then bit-shifting back up by
      // `shiftSize`. Then, we subtract a small amount for accuracy.
      rayY = (((int)playerY >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) - 0.0001f;

      // The ray's X value is the distance between the player and the ray's Y
      // position, times the inverse of tangent, plus the player's X position.
      rayX = (playerY - rayY) * aTan + playerX;

      // Now that we have the ray's first grid intersection position, we need
      // the next X and Y offset for the second grid intersection point.
      yo = -mapSize;
      xo = -yo * aTan;
    }

    // ? Looking down
    if (rayAngle < PI)
    {
      // This is almost exactly the same as looking up, but we add one grid
      // unit, instead of subtracting a tiny amount.
      rayY = (((int)playerY >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) + mapSize;

      rayX = (playerY - rayY) * aTan + playerX;

      // This is almost exactly the same as looking up, but we add instead of
      // subtract.
      yo = mapSize;
      xo = -yo * aTan;
    }

    // ? Looking straight left or right
    if (rayAngle == 0.0f || rayAngle == PI)
    {
      // It's impossible to ever hit a horizontal line
      rayX = playerX;
      rayY = playerY;
    }

    int mv = 0, mh = 0;

    // ? We don't want to get caught in an infinite loop, so use the
    // depth-of-field to limit our check to a max of 8.
    while (dof < 8)
    {
      // We know the coordinates where the ray will hit the wall, but we need
      // to know where that is in the map array.
      // Let's take the ray hit position (rx,ry) and divide it by 64 (bit-shift
      // 6 places), and use that to find the position in the map's array.
      mx = (int)(rayX) >> shiftSize;
      my = (int)(rayY) >> shiftSize;
      mapPoint = my * mapX + mx;

      // If the map position is less than the array's size, then we can check it
      // inside the map. If the value is 1, there's a wall. If we hit a wall,
      // we're done!
      if (mapPoint > 0 && mapPoint < mapX * mapY && map[mapPoint] > 0)
      {
        // We hit a wall!

        mh = map[mapPoint];

        // Save the values and calculate the distance from the player
        hx = rayX;
        hy = rayY;
        distanceHor = distance(playerX, playerY, hx, hy, rayAngle);

        dof = 8; // Break the loop - no need to calculate more.
      }
      else
      {
        // If we didn't hit a wall, we check the next horizontal line by adding
        // the x and y offset.
        rayX += xo;
        rayY += yo;
        dof += 1;
      }
    }

    // * --- Check Vertical Lines ---
    dof = 0;
    float distanceVert = 1000000, vx = playerX, vy = playerY;

    // Negative of tangent
    float nTan = -tanf(rayAngle);

    // ? Looking left
    if (rayAngle > PI2 && rayAngle < PI3)
    {
      rayX = (((int)playerX >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) - 0.0001f;
      rayY = (playerX - rayX) * nTan + playerY;
      xo = -mapSize;
      yo = -xo * nTan;
    }

    // ? Looking right
    if (rayAngle < PI2 || rayAngle > PI3)
    {
      rayX = (((int)playerX >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) + mapSize;
      rayY = (playerX - rayX) * nTan + playerY;
      xo = mapSize;
      yo = -xo * nTan;
    }

    // ? Looking straight up or down
    if (rayAngle == 0.0f || rayAngle == PI)
    {
      rayX = playerX;
      rayY = playerY;
    }

    while (dof < 8)
    {
      // We know the coordinates where the ray will hit the wall, but we need
      // to know where that is in the map array.
      // Let's take the ray hit position (rx,ry) and divide it by 64 (bit-shift
      // 6 places), and use that to find the position in the map's array.
      mx = (int)(rayX) >> shiftSize;
      my = (int)(rayY) >> shiftSize;
      mapPoint = my * mapX + mx;

      // If the map position is less than the array's size, then we can check it
      // inside the map. If the value is 1, there's a wall. If we hit a wall,
      // we're done!
      if (mapPoint > 0 && mapPoint < mapX * mapY && map[mapPoint] > 0)
      {
        // We hit a wall!

        mv = map[mapPoint];

        // Save the values and calculate the distance from the player
        vx = rayX;
        vy = rayY;
        distanceVert = distance(playerX, playerY, vx, vy, rayAngle);

        dof = 8; // Break the loop - no need to calculate more.
      }
      else
      {
        // If we didn't hit a wall, we check the next horizontal line by adding
        // the x and y offset.
        rayX += xo;
        rayY += yo;
        dof += 1;
      }
    }

    // * Compare shortest horizontal and vertical line, then use the shortest
    // This is what actually determines our ray that hits a wall!

    // Vertical wall hit
    if (distanceVert < distanceHor)
    {
      rayX = vx;
      rayY = vy;
      disT = distanceVert;
    }

    // Horizontal wall hit
    if (distanceHor < distanceVert)
    {
      rayX = hx;
      rayY = hy;
      disT = distanceHor;
    }

    // * Draw the ray
    glColor3f(0, 1, 1);
    glLineWidth(3);
    glBegin(GL_LINES);
    glVertex2i(playerX, playerY);
    glVertex2i(rayX, rayY);
    glEnd();

    // * Increase the ray angle to draw the next ray
    rayAngle += DR;
    if (rayAngle < 0)
    {
      rayAngle += 2 * PI;
    }
    if (rayAngle > 2 * PI)
    {
      rayAngle -= 2 * PI;
    }
  }
}

// * Draws the top-down map with white alls and black floors
void drawMap2D()
{
  int gridMapSize = mapSize;
  int x, y, xo, yo;
  for (y = 0; y < mapY; y++)
  {
    for (x = 0; x < mapX; x++)
    {
      // Check if it's a wall
      if (map[y * mapX + x] > 0)
      {
        // Color walls (white)
        glColor3f(1, 1, 1);
      }
      else
      {
        // Color floors (black)
        glColor3f(0, 0, 0);
      }

      xo = x * gridMapSize;
      yo = y * gridMapSize;
      glBegin(GL_QUADS);

      // Draw each block; the +-1 creates the outline
      glVertex2i(xo + 1, yo + 1);
      glVertex2i(xo + 1, yo + gridMapSize - 1);
      glVertex2i(xo + gridMapSize - 1, yo + gridMapSize - 1);
      glVertex2i(xo + gridMapSize - 1, yo + 1);
      glEnd();
    }
  }
}

// * The actual raycaster
void drawRays3D()
{
  int r, mx, my, mapPoint, dof;
  int gridMapSize = mapSize;

  // Ensure mapSize is a power of 2, otherwise default or handle error
  if (!isPowerOfTwo(mapSize))
  {
    fprintf(stderr, "Error: mapSize must be a power of 2 (e.g., 16, 32, 64, 128).\n");
    exit(1);
  }

  int shiftSize = (int)(log2f((float)mapSize));

  // Ray x, y, angle
  float rayX, rayY, rayAngle;

  float xo, yo;

  // Final distance
  float disT;

  // Let's initialize the ray angle n degrees from the player's facing position
  // ra = ray angle; pa = player angle; DR = degree radian; n = degrees to use
  rayAngle = playerAngle - DR * 30;

  // Make sure to limit the next angle
  if (rayAngle < 0)
  {
    rayAngle += 2 * PI;
  }
  if (rayAngle > 2 * PI)
  {
    rayAngle -= 2 * PI;
  }

  // * Cast n rays
  for (r = 0; r < 60; r++)
  {
    // * --- Check Horizontal Lines ---
    dof = 0;

    // We need to get the shortest ray cast in either the vertical or horizontal
    // distance. So, we'll set a default that's way higher than we'll ever
    // calculate, and save the horizontal ray's X and Y position.
    float distanceHor = 1000000, hx = playerX, hy = playerY;

    // Negative inverse of tangent
    float aTan = -1.0f / tanf(rayAngle);

    // Check if the ray is looking up or down.
    // If it's less than π (e.g., 180°), we're looking down.

    // ? Looking up (ray angle > π)
    if (rayAngle > PI)
    {
      // Round the ray's Y position to the nearest 64th value.
      // We can do this by bit-shifting down by `shiftSize`, then bit-shifting back up by
      // `shiftSize`. Then, we subtract a small amount for accuracy.
      rayY = (((int)playerY >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) - 0.0001f;

      // The ray's X value is the distance between the player and the ray's Y
      // position, times the inverse of tangent, plus the player's X position.
      rayX = (playerY - rayY) * aTan + playerX;

      // Now that we have the ray's first grid intersection position, we need
      // the next X and Y offset for the second grid intersection point.
      yo = -gridMapSize;
      xo = -yo * aTan;
    }

    // ? Looking down
    if (rayAngle < PI)
    {
      // This is almost exactly the same as looking up, but we add one grid
      // unit, instead of subtracting a tiny amount.
      rayY = (((int)playerY >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) + gridMapSize;

      rayX = (playerY - rayY) * aTan + playerX;

      // This is almost exactly the same as looking up, but we add instead of
      // subtract.
      yo = gridMapSize;
      xo = -yo * aTan;
    }

    // ? Looking straight left or right
    if (rayAngle == 0.0f || rayAngle == PI)
    {
      // It's impossible to ever hit a horizontal line
      rayX = playerX;
      rayY = playerY;
    }

    int mv = 0, mh = 0;

    // ? We don't want to get caught in an infinite loop, so use the
    // depth-of-field to limit our check to a max of 8.
    while (dof < 8)
    {
      // We know the coordinates where the ray will hit the wall, but we need
      // to know where that is in the map array.
      // Let's take the ray hit position (rx,ry) and divide it by 64 (bit-shift
      // 6 places), and use that to find the position in the map's array.
      mx = (int)(rayX) >> shiftSize;
      my = (int)(rayY) >> shiftSize;
      mapPoint = my * mapX + mx;

      // If the map position is less than the array's size, then we can check it
      // inside the map. If the value is 1, there's a wall. If we hit a wall,
      // we're done!
      if (mapPoint > 0 && mapPoint < mapX * mapY && map[mapPoint] > 0)
      {
        // We hit a wall!

        mh = map[mapPoint];

        // Save the values and calculate the distance from the player
        hx = rayX;
        hy = rayY;
        distanceHor = distance(playerX, playerY, hx, hy, rayAngle);

        dof = 8; // Break the loop - no need to calculate more.
      }
      else
      {
        // If we didn't hit a wall, we check the next horizontal line by adding
        // the x and y offset.
        rayX += xo;
        rayY += yo;
        dof += 1;
      }
    }

    // * --- Check Vertical Lines ---
    dof = 0;
    float distanceVert = 1000000, vx = playerX, vy = playerY;

    // Negative of tangent
    float nTan = -tanf(rayAngle);

    // ? Looking left
    if (rayAngle > PI2 && rayAngle < PI3)
    {
      rayX = (((int)playerX >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) - 0.0001f;
      rayY = (playerX - rayX) * nTan + playerY;
      xo = -gridMapSize;
      yo = -xo * nTan;
    }

    // ? Looking right
    if (rayAngle < PI2 || rayAngle > PI3)
    {
      rayX = (((int)playerX >> shiftSize) << shiftSize) + gridMapSize;
      rayY = (playerX - rayX) * nTan + playerY;
      xo = gridMapSize;
      yo = -xo * nTan;
    }

    // ? Looking straight up or down
    if (rayAngle == 0.0f || rayAngle == PI)
    {
      rayX = playerX;
      rayY = playerY;
    }

    while (dof < 8)
    {
      // We know the coordinates where the ray will hit the wall, but we need
      // to know where that is in the map array.
      // Let's take the ray hit position (rx,ry) and divide it by 64 (bit-shift
      // 6 places), and use that to find the position in the map's array.
      mx = (int)(rayX) >> shiftSize;
      my = (int)(rayY) >> shiftSize;
      mapPoint = my * mapX + mx;

      // If the map position is less than the array's size, then we can check it
      // inside the map. If the value is 1, there's a wall. If we hit a wall,
      // we're done!
      if (mapPoint > 0 && mapPoint < mapX * mapY && map[mapPoint] > 0)
      {
        // We hit a wall!

        mv = map[mapPoint];

        // Save the values and calculate the distance from the player
        vx = rayX;
        vy = rayY;
        distanceVert = distance(playerX, playerY, vx, vy, rayAngle);

        dof = 8; // Break the loop - no need to calculate more.
      }
      else
      {
        // If we didn't hit a wall, we check the next horizontal line by adding
        // the x and y offset.
        rayX += xo;
        rayY += yo;
        dof += 1;
      }
    }

    // * Compare shortest horizontal and vertical line, then use the shortest
    // This is what actually determines our ray that hits a wall!

    // Vertical wall hit
    if (distanceVert < distanceHor)
    {
      rayX = vx;
      rayY = vy;
      disT = distanceVert;
      // Vertical walls are drawn a little brighter than horizontal walls
      glColor3f(0.9, 0, 0);

      if (mv == 2)
      {
        glColor3f(0, 0, 0.7);
      }
    }

    // Horizontal wall hit
    if (distanceHor < distanceVert)
    {
      rayX = hx;
      rayY = hy;
      disT = distanceHor;
      // Horizontal walls are drawn a little darker than vertical walls
      glColor3f(0.7, 0, 0);

      if (mh == 2)
      {
        glColor3f(0, 0, 0.4);
      }
    }

    // * --- Draw 3D Walls ---

    // Correct the fish-eye effect
    float correctedAngle = playerAngle - rayAngle;
    if (correctedAngle < 0)
    {
      correctedAngle += 2 * PI;
    }
    if (correctedAngle > 2 * PI)
    {
      correctedAngle -= 2 * PI;
    }

    disT = disT * cos(correctedAngle);

    // The formula for each line height will be the cube size (64) times our
    // screen height, divided by the ray distance (disT).
    // The further away, the larger the distance and the shorter the final line
    // height will be.
    float lineHeight = (mapSize * gameHeight) / disT;
    if (lineHeight > gameHeight)
    {
      lineHeight = gameHeight;
    }

    // Let's make sure the line doesn't exceed our vertical space, so we cap it
    if (lineHeight > gameWidth)
    {
      lineHeight = gameWidth;
    }

    // We need to offset the line to the middle of the screen
    // That's the full window height, minus half the line height
    float lineOffset = (gameHeight / 2.0f) - (lineHeight / 2.0f);

    // Calculate dynamic column width and horizontal starting offset
    float rayWidth = (float)gameWidth / 60.0f;
    float rayX3D = MAP_WIDTH + GAP + (r * rayWidth);

    // * Draw the "wall" line
    // Draw solid wall column using QUADS instead of GL_LINES
    glBegin(GL_QUADS);
    glVertex2f(rayX3D, lineOffset);
    glVertex2f(rayX3D + rayWidth, lineOffset);
    glVertex2f(rayX3D + rayWidth, lineOffset + lineHeight);
    glVertex2f(rayX3D, lineOffset + lineHeight);
    glEnd();

    // * Increase the ray angle to draw the next ray
    rayAngle += DR;
    if (rayAngle < 0)
    {
      rayAngle += 2 * PI;
    }
    if (rayAngle > 2 * PI)
    {
      rayAngle -= 2 * PI;
    }
  }
}

// * Draw ceiling
void drawCeiling()
{
  float halfHeight = (float)(gameHeight / 2);

  glBegin(GL_QUADS);
  for (float distance = 0; distance < halfHeight; distance += 1.0f)
  {
    // Normalize color from 0.0 to 1.0 based on distance, multiplied by relative intensity
    float colorIntensity = 0.5f + (distance / halfHeight);
    glColor3f(0.25 * colorIntensity, 0.25 * colorIntensity, 0.25 * colorIntensity);

    // Draw a horizontal strip at the current distance
    glVertex2f(MAP_WIDTH + GAP, distance);
    glVertex2f(MAP_WIDTH + GAP, distance + 1.0f);
    glVertex2f(TOTAL_WIDTH, distance + 1.0f);
    glVertex2f(TOTAL_WIDTH, distance);
  }
  glEnd();
}

// * Draw floor
void drawFloor()
{
  float halfHeight = (float)(gameHeight / 2);

  glBegin(GL_QUADS);
  for (float distance = 0; distance < halfHeight; distance += 1.0f)
  {

    float colorIntensity = 0.5f + (distance / halfHeight);
    glColor3f(0.25 * colorIntensity, 0.25 * colorIntensity, 0.0f);

    float y = halfHeight + distance;
    glVertex2f(MAP_WIDTH + GAP, y);
    glVertex2f(MAP_WIDTH + GAP, y + 1.0f);
    glVertex2f(TOTAL_WIDTH, y + 1.0f);
    glVertex2f(TOTAL_WIDTH, y);
  }
  glEnd();
}

// * ---------------- MAIN -----------------------------------------------------

float frame1, frame2, fps;

// * Main rendering
void display()
{
  // Frames per second
  frame2 = glutGet(GLUT_ELAPSED_TIME);

  if (frame1 < 0)
  {
    frame1 = 10;
  }

  fps = (frame2 - frame1);
  frame1 = glutGet(GLUT_ELAPSED_TIME);

  float movementMultiplier = 0.05 * fps;

  // * Handle keyboard inputs
  // ? Move left
  if (Keys.a == 1)
  {
    // We change the angle by a small value because we're not working with
    // degrees. In C, we instead use radians, which is 0 -> 2π.
    //
    // 0° -> 360° ≈ 0 -> ~6.28

    // Change player angle slightly (using radians)
    playerAngle -= 0.1 * movementMultiplier;

    // If player angle drops below 0, let's reset back to 2π
    if (playerAngle < 0)
    {
      playerAngle += 2 * PI;
    }

    // The values returned from sin() and cos() are very small, so we'll just
    // artificialy inflate them by multilying by 5. This is our actual movement.
    playerDeltaX = cos(playerAngle) * 5.0f;
    playerDeltaY = sin(playerAngle) * 5.0f;
  }

  // ? Move right
  if (Keys.d == 1)
  {
    playerAngle += 0.1 * movementMultiplier;

    if (playerAngle > 2 * PI)
    {
      playerAngle -= 2 * PI;
    }

    playerDeltaX = cos(playerAngle) * 5.0f;
    playerDeltaY = sin(playerAngle) * 5.0f;
  }

  // We need to check if we're going to bump into a wall
  // and prevent that from happening.

  int movementRestriction = 5;

  int xOffset = 0;
  if (playerDeltaX < 0)
  {
    xOffset = -movementRestriction;
  }
  else
  {
    xOffset = movementRestriction;
  }

  int yOffset = 0;
  if (playerDeltaY < 0)
  {
    yOffset = -movementRestriction;
  }
  else
  {
    yOffset = movementRestriction;
  }

  // Convert pixel positions to map grid coordinates dynamically using mapSize
  int iPlayerX = (int)playerX / mapSize;
  int iPlayerY = (int)playerY / mapSize;

  int iPlayerX_add_xOffset = (int)(playerX + xOffset) / mapSize;
  int iPlayerY_add_yOffset = (int)(playerY + yOffset) / mapSize;

  int iPlayerX_sub_xOffset = (int)(playerX - xOffset) / mapSize;
  int iPlayerY_sub_yOffset = (int)(playerY - yOffset) / mapSize;

  // ? Move forward
  if (Keys.w == 1)
  {
    // We change the X and Y values based on our delta, which is calculated
    // during our rotation.
    if (map[iPlayerY * mapX + iPlayerX_add_xOffset] == 0)
    {

      playerX += playerDeltaX * movementMultiplier;
    }

    if (map[iPlayerY_add_yOffset * mapX + iPlayerX] == 0)
    {

      playerY += playerDeltaY * movementMultiplier;
    }
  }

  // ? Move backwards
  if (Keys.s == 1)
  {
    if (map[iPlayerY * mapX + iPlayerX_sub_xOffset] == 0)
    {
      playerX -= playerDeltaX * movementMultiplier;
    }

    if (map[iPlayerY_sub_yOffset * mapX + iPlayerX] == 0)
    {
      playerY -= playerDeltaY * movementMultiplier;
    }
  }
  glutPostRedisplay();

  glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT | GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT);

  drawMap2D();
  drawRays2D();
  drawPlayer2D();

  drawCeiling();
  drawFloor();
  drawRays3D();

  glutSwapBuffers();
}

// * Key input handling
void ButtonDown(unsigned char key, int x, int y)
{
  if (key == 'a')
  {
    Keys.a = 1;
  }

  if (key == 'd')
  {
    Keys.d = 1;
  }

  if (key == 'w')
  {
    Keys.w = 1;
  }

  if (key == 's')
  {
    Keys.s = 1;
  }

  glutPostRedisplay();
}

void ButtonUp(unsigned char key, int x, int y)
{
  if (key == 'a')
  {
    Keys.a = 0;
  }

  if (key == 'd')
  {
    Keys.d = 0;
  }

  if (key == 'w')
  {
    Keys.w = 0;
  }

  if (key == 's')
  {
    Keys.s = 0;
  }

  glutPostRedisplay();
}

// * Window resizing
void resize(int w, int h)
{
  glutReshapeWindow(1024, 512);
}

// * Check for key presses and move the "player" accordingly

void init()
{

  // Sets the screen to the given color (grey)
  glClearColor(0.3, 0.3, 0.3, 0);

  // Sets the window to be 2D at a given size
  // gluOrtho2D(0, 1024, 512, 0);
  gluOrtho2D(0, TOTAL_WIDTH, TOTAL_HEIGHT, 0);

  // Spawn player centered in grid tile (1, 1)
  playerX = 1.5f * mapSize;
  playerY = 1.5f * mapSize;

  playerAngle = 0;

  // Calculate the initial player deltaX and deltaY
  playerDeltaX = cos(playerAngle) * 5.0f;
  playerDeltaY = sin(playerAngle) * 5.0f;
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  glutInit(&argc, argv);
  glutInitDisplayMode(GLUT_DOUBLE | GLUT_RGBA);
  // glutInitWindowSize(TOTAL_WIDTH, TOTAL_HEIGHT);
  glutInitWindowSize(1024, 510);

  // Initialize the window to the center of the screen
  glutInitWindowPosition(200, 200);

  glutCreateWindow("Raycaster");

  init();

  // Send display parameters to the display function
  glutDisplayFunc(display);

  // Handle window resizes
  glutReshapeFunc(resize);

  // Send key presses to the keyboard function
  glutKeyboardFunc(ButtonDown);
  glutKeyboardUpFunc(ButtonUp);

  glutMainLoop();
}