Oo! Fancy new changes!

[Unknown_Assassin]

Now I should be able to get back to working on ZDoom itself. Maybe if we're lucky, I'll actually get a release out in 2007.

Hopefully.

[Siggi]

If you refresh the stylesheet, it should go away.

Yay, thanks.

[dennisj1]

If you refresh the stylesheet, it should go away.

How do I "refresh the stylesheet? (I'm using Firefox.)

[Matt]

HOLY DEVILLED CRAPCAKES BATMAN!

[randi]

How do I "refresh the stylesheet? (I'm using Firefox.)

Press CTRL+F5 to force it to purge everything on the current page from its cache so that it has to download new copies from the server.

[Risen]

Solved.

siggimaze.png

[Siggi]

The grey areas are walls.
Have fun.

[Risen]

Since there are no apparent start and end positions, I guess I get to pick my own?

Um... (0,0) and (1,0).... solved!

[Siggi]

Haha, for that exact reason I was wondering why you solved the one in my avatar.

I guess the only real solution to that maze would be to guess the algorithm used to make it.

[Risen]

Well, (0,0) is an easy enough start point. Assuming the endpoint also lies on the edge, all red areas are incorrect, and all orange areas might take you to the endpoint. The endpoint I chose just seemed logical.

I bet I could just write a script to solve them, heh.

[Siggi]

Originally I had the entrance at the top left and the exit at the bottom right, however I later changed that because I was using the maze creation program for a game where the destination was the centre and the maze would either be entered from the top or the bottom.

I have written some solving algorithms, however I have yet to write one which solves mazes consistently and in a reasonable amount of time.

[Risen]

Solved.

siggimaze2.png

I've never written a maze generator, but I did write a script that pieced a set number of different tiles together for a board game my friends and I redesigned. (http://twicerisen.ath.cx/zombiemap/map.php)

[Siggi]

You know, I wasn't expecting you to solve that.
Are you doing it by hand/eye?

Well, there is one thing I can do to counter that.

[Nash]

I didn't even realize the conversation is now about randomly generated mazes. o_O

[Risen]

You know, I wasn't expecting you to solve that. :P
Are you doing it by hand/eye?

I did. That should be obvious if you look at it closer... I made a small mistake in part of it and didn't eliminate a dead-end.

Well, there is one thing I can do to counter that. :wink:

Hahaha....
...but not necessarily. My method is pretty efficient, especially with these maps. I can eliminate huge sections at a time.

Edit: Solved. There is no route from (0,0) to (2000,1998).