Racing-game

Short description

A short, 1–2 sentence description of the project: what the game is, core idea, and platform.

Example: A small 2D/3D arcade racing game built with [ENGINE]. Race against AI opponents, collect power-ups, and try to set the best lap time.

Table of contents

• Features
• Demo
• Getting started
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • Running the game
• Controls
• Building a release
• Contributing
• Roadmap
• License
• Acknowledgements
• Contact

Features

• List core features: single-player vs AI, multiple tracks, car upgrades, leaderboard, local multiplayer, physics model, etc.
• Add any notable technical points (e.g., custom shaders, procedural tracks, networked multiplayer).

Demo

Insert screenshots or GIFs under docs/ or assets/ and link them here.

Example:

Getting started

These instructions assume you will edit the placeholders below to match your engine or tech stack.

Prerequisites

• [Engine / runtime] e.g., Unity 2021.3+, Godot 4.0+, Python 3.10+, or Node.js 16+
• Any dependencies (e.g., pip packages, npm packages, Unity packages)

Installation

1. Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/SuperY613/Racing-game.git
cd Racing-game

2. Install dependencies / open project

• For Unity: open the project in Unity Hub.
• For Godot: open the project folder in Godot.
• For Python/Pygame: create virtual env and install

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate   # Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

Running the game

• Unity: Press Play in the Editor.
• Godot: Run the main scene.
• Python:

python main.py

Controls

Document the player controls (keyboard/controller) and any configurable settings.

Example:

• Arrow keys / WASD — steer
• Space — brake
• Left Shift — boost
• Enter — pause / menu

Building a release

Describe how to build exports for your target platforms.

Examples:

• Unity: File → Build Settings → Build
• Godot: Export presets configured for Desktop / HTML5
• Python: use pyinstaller to create a standalone executable

Contributing

If you want contributors, add a CONTRIBUTING.md and explain code style, how to file issues, pull request guidelines, and how to run tests (if any).

Suggested starter guidelines:

• Fork the repo, create a feature branch, open a PR.
• Keep commits small and focused. Add screenshots or recordings for visual changes.

Roadmap

• Short list of planned features and priorities (e.g., more tracks, AI improvements, controller support, multiplayer).

License

Add a LICENSE file (MIT, Apache-2.0, etc.) and reference it here.

Acknowledgements

Credit any assets, libraries, tutorials, or contributors used.

Contact

Your name / contact info / GitHub profile link.

Changelog / Releases

Use GitHub Releases with semantic versioning and keep a CHANGELOG.md for major changes.

Notes for maintainers

• Add at least one screenshot in docs/ or assets/ and update the Demo section.
• Add a LICENSE file.
• Consider adding CI (build badge), a code of conduct, and CONTRIBUTING.md.