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maze
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| MIT License | MIT License |
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pymaze
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Creating a 'dungeon' in Python out of images. Is this possible in Python?
The closest thing I found outside of Pygame is this repo: https://github.com/jostbr/pymaze Unfortunately, this is not remotely a mature tool/library, but I guess you could use that as a basis (at least it's somewhat OOP in a not too horrible way).
maze
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Triangular Maze via Kruskal's Algorithm
Try it yourself
- Create Mazes of many types in Python w/o dependencies
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Hexagonal Maze
Generate your own https://github.com/emadehsan/maze
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Looking for resources on maze theory. Any suggestions?
PS: I will soon upload Triangluar & Hexagonal Maze tutorial as well, but you can generate all of them right now using this code.
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Prim's algorithm vs. Kruskal's algorithm: An animated comparison
I followed Maze Generation Algorithms on Wikipedia when I first started coding Mazes and the fact - that Minimum Spanning Tree for a weighted graph is always going to be the same no matter the algorithm used - convinced me to used Randomized Prim's and Kruskal's :-D
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Does anyone know of a website to visualize a maze?
Not a website but if you can execute a Python code file, this project of mine will help you create Rectangular, Circular, Triangular and Hexagonal mazes: https://github.com/emadehsan/maze of all sizes
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Trying to come up with the required functions for my indie game's refactored level editor. Any good ideas about UI for a maze making game?
Sometimes Hexagonal mazes look cool when the boundary also forms a hexagon (disclaimer: my own work). They follow Centered hexagonal number. But this perfection might not be intriguing in a game setting.
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Creating a Circular Maze [video]
Built using Python turtle & without any dependencies. Try it yourself: https://github.com/emadehsan/maze
- The Maze Runner's maze in Python
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Circular Maze using Depth First Search ft. The Maze Runner
You can try it yourself here: https://github.com/emadehsan/maze
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