This repository contains a collection of projects developed as part of Epitech's coursework. These projects demonstrate various skills, ranging from graphical programming to artificial intelligence.
AnonymousGoose is a Linux version of the Desktop Goose. You have been hacked by an evil goose and you must escape. Be warned, as the goose won't let you use typical actions to stop the virus. Don't even try to run htop or top.
Once downloaded, you can simply use the ./run.sh script to start it again.
How to stop the program for good? (SPOILER)
Simply press the ESCAPE key (The goose told you to escape after all)My screen is flashing black sometimes.
That a bug with your xrand configuration. You can disable the display tricks by adding a ``-x`` when running the program.Need4Stek is an EPITECH AI Project. This project is a simulation of a car on multiple tracks and is part of the AI-200 (Introduction to AI) Tek1 module.
Need4Stek respects the EPITECH C coding style.
- Arthur Adam - 0Nom4D
- Simon Thibaud - SimonTHD
- Alban Bodenes - Alban-Bodenes
MUL_my_rpg_2019 is an EPITECH Graphical Project. It is designed as an RPG with various features.
To compile this project, you'll need the following:
The RPG uses a Makefile. You can build the project by typing:
$> makeThen to launch the program:
$> ./my_rpg
RPG code is bound to EPITECH C Coding Style.
- Jérémy Pinson - Game engine - Jeremy-Pinson
- Marius Glo - Fight system - mgl
- Arthur Adam - Graphical Identity / Menus handling - 0Nom4D
- Simon Thibaud - Graphical Identity - SimonTHD
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.