alt Hacker News> The book isn’t super deep, but it has a fun set of projects and further ideas/reading as well.
Does it just regurgitate the well known maze generating algorithms? These generally do not lead to mazes interesting for humans...
> The book isn’t super deep, but it has a fun set of projects and further ideas/reading as well.
Does it just regurgitate the well known maze generating algorithms? These generally do not lead to mazes interesting for humans...
The book starts with generating fairly standard mazes, but transitions to making more interesting ones in later chapters. There are 12 algorithms explained in the book (listed in the link above), and the author does care about making pleasant mazes.