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> the mazes from this site are not free to use for commercial purposes. If you are planning to use them in something you will sell, you need to get a commercial license. There are already several online maze generator whose output is free for commercial use. What's so special about this one?
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No, you'll have to exercise your own CPU I'm afraid!
Your readme is pretty thin on information. How do I even run this? How can I configure the parameters?
I guess today's lesson is: do promote your personal project even when it's semi-arsed, because people on the Internet are mostly kind and will help you improve your documentation!
This, I presume, it's the perfect opportunity to promote my own maze generator[1], which incidentally is a Real Application that you can run on your own computer, and the output of which you own! Like the linked application, it supports triangular, rectangular and hexagonal grids, and different generation algorithms, which can be combined for various areas of the final maze. It also supports background and mask image…
Basic question: What would be the simplest way to "digitize" one of these mazes i.e. turn them into a programmable data structure (2D array, matrix, etc.) for example to use as input into a maze solver/RL demo?
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Your readme is pretty thin on information. How do I even run this? How can I configure the parameters?
A kind soul contributed an update to the README---basically the output of `cargo run --bin maze-maker -- --help. I guess today's lesson is: do promote your personal project even when it's semi-arsed, because people on the Internet are mostly kind and will help you improve your documentation!
This, I presume, it's the perfect opportunity to promote my own maze generator[1], which incidentally is a Real Application that you can run on your own computer, and the output of which you own! Like the linked application, it supports triangular, rectangular and hexagonal grids, and different generation algorithms, which can be combined for various areas of the final maze. It also supports background and mask image…
--method The initialisation method to use
This, I presume, it's the perfect opportunity to promote my own maze generator[1], which incidentally is a Real Application that you can run on your own computer, and the output of which you own! Like the linked application, it supports triangular, rectangular and hexagonal grids, and different generation algorithms, which can be combined for various areas of the final maze. It also supports background and mask image…
This, I presume, it's the perfect opportunity to promote my own maze generator[1], which incidentally is a Real Application that you can run on your own computer, and the output of which you own! Like the linked application, it supports triangular, rectangular and hexagonal grids, and different generation algorithms, which can be combined for various areas of the final maze. It also supports background and mask image…
What are the methods available? --method The initialisation method to use
This, I presume, it's the perfect opportunity to promote my own maze generator[1], which incidentally is a Real Application that you can run on your own computer, and the output of which you own! Like the linked application, it supports triangular, rectangular and hexagonal grids, and different generation algorithms, which can be combined for various areas of the final maze. It also supports background and mask image…
What are the methods available? --method The initialisation method to use
In the mean time, have a look here[1] for the possible values.
[1]: https://github.com/moses-palmer/labyru/blob/7b92be3ae279a9ff...