A build system is a software which compiles the source files into a standalone software artifact which can be run on a computer. Regarding SFML refer their official website here. There are a lot of videos on how to install C++ compiler, make command and Visual Studio Code on the web, so refer those. I was working in a debian based linux distribution, Ubuntu. Once the snake hits to the wall or to itself the game is over and the game over menu is shown where you can retry or exit the game If you need a break you can pause the game by pressing the Esc key, which would show a pause menu, from where you can see your score on top left corner and then when you want to resume the game you can press the Esc key again. Your score is tracked at the top left corner of the window. You can control the snake with the arrow keys. Once you eat a food, another food is placed randomly in the grass. The snake keeps growing as you eat a food. Your aim is to get as much points as possible by controlling the snake and eating the food without hitting the wall and to itself. Now you can see the the whole layout is bordered with grey colored stone, inside it you have green colored grass, a small picture of an apple which is food and an red colored snake which starts moving and is supposed to eat the food. Once you click on the play option the game starts instantly. If you select the exit option the game stops running and the window closes. You can use enter key to select an option. You can control the option selected using the arrow keys. When the game starts-up, you are greeted with a main menu which has the title of the game along with options to play or exit the game.The option highlighted with green color is the selected option. The game window is of 650px in length and 352px in width. If you want help with SFML, I would recommend you to check this out. Using Simple and Fast Multimedia Library (SFML) we can create windows, playing audio, drawing texts etc. If you don't know SFML its not a problem you can learn on the go. Knowledge about C++ is necessary to move on as we will be using STL containers, shared pointers etc. Here we will be creating a 2-D snake game using C++ and SFML. Get ready to embark on an amazing journey of coding and gaming! This game will be challenging and exciting to play, and by the end of this article, you'll have a clear understanding of how it was created. In this journey we will be building a Classic Snake Game through which we will learn how to build a game with boundaries, a growing snake, and food that the snake can eat. In this article, we'll dive into, a journey of mine, where I built a classic snake game.
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