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Show HN: My Spin on a Maze Generator – Looking for Feedback

2 pointsby sagasu007about 1 year ago
Hey everyone,<p>I&#x27;ve been following along, inspired by all the cool projects I&#x27;ve seen on HN. I decided to roll up my sleeves and code something myself – a maze generator! It&#x27;s a fun little tool that lets you create, navigate, and download mazes of all shapes and sizes.<p>I&#x27;ve thrown in some options for customizing the maze, like wall thickness and color schemes. Plus, there&#x27;s an A* search algorithm for finding the quickest way out of the maze.<p>Now that I&#x27;ve got it up and running, I&#x27;m looking for some honest feedback. What do you think? What would you change? How can I make it even better?<p>If you&#x27;ve got a minute, check it out and let me know your thoughts: AI Maze Generator<p>Thanks for taking a look, and I&#x27;m all ears for your suggestions!

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gus_massaabout 1 year ago
&gt; <i>5. Is maze free to use?</i><p>&gt; <i>- Based on the provided information, it seems that the website allows users to create and download random maze puzzles for free. However, it&#x27;s always a good idea to check the site&#x27;s terms of use or FAQ section for the most accurate information.</i><p>It would be nice to clarify that.<p>For a maze with a lot of walls like the ones you make, I thought that a simplified version of Dijkstra is better than A*. Have you tested both in big mazes?
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