SFML Geometry Manipulation Program

Delve into my inaugural SFML programming experiment—a modest showcase of my budding coding skills. This project serves as a starting point, an exploration into the capabilities of SFML, and a testament to my initial foray into this library. Experiment with geometric shapes, adjust sizes, and explore rotations—it's a simple yet meaningful introduction to my journey with SFML. Join me in this humble presentation of my first steps in coding with SFML.

Presentation Video

Features

• Press 'c' to switch to a circle.
• Press 'r' to switch to a rectangle.
• Press 'p' to switch to a point (dot).
• Press 't' to switch to a triangle.

Manipulating Active Figure:

• Use arrow keys to move the active figure around the screen.
• Press 'i' to increase the size of the active figure.
• Press 's' to decrease the size of the active figure.
• Press 'q' to rotate the active figure counterclockwise.
• Press 'e' to rotate the active figure clockwise.
• Press 'd' to move the active figure one layer down.
• Press 'u' to move the active figure one layer up.

How to Build and Run

1. Requirements: Ensure you have SFML installed. You can download it here.

2. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/smichajlidis/dancing-shapes.git
   cd dancing-shapes

3. Build using CMake:

   mkdir build
   cd build
   cmake ..

4. Compile the project:

   make

5. Run the simulator:

   ./dancing-shapes

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues, submit pull requests, or suggest improvements.