DimonSmart.MazeGenerator 1.24731.1325

MazeGenerator

MazeGenerator is a C# library designed to create complex mazes programmatically. This project also includes a console application demo that showcases how mazes are generated and visualized dynamically.

Features

• Dynamic Maze Generation: Generate mazes with customizable dimensions and complexity.
• Visualization: Console application for visualizing maze generation and pathfinding processes.
• Extensible Architecture: Easily extendable to integrate different types of maze algorithms and visualization methods.
• Pathfinding Support: Includes pathfinding capabilities to find routes through the mazes.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• .NET Core SDK (version specified or latest)

Installation

Clone the repository and navigate to the project directory:

git clone https://github.com/DimonSmart/MazeGenerator.git
cd MazeGenerator

Running the Demo

To see the MazeGenerator in action:

• Open the solution in Visual Studio or any compatible IDE.
• Set MazeGeneratorConsoleDemo as the startup project.
• Build and run the application to visualize the maze generation and pathfinding.

Key Components

Classes and Interfaces

• Maze: Represents the maze structure with methods for wall creation and query.
• Cell: Basic unit in a maze implementing the ICell interface.
• MazeBuilder<T>: Generic builder class for constructing mazes with specific characteristics and algorithms.
• MazePathFinder: Static class providing pathfinding functionality within the maze using wave propagation.

Usage

Add a reference to the MazeGenerator project in your application. Utilize the classes to generate and manipulate mazes:

using MazeGenerator;

// Create a new maze with dimensions 31x21
var maze = new Maze(31, 21, () => new Cell(), new MazeConsolePlotter(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(25)));

// Build the maze with specific generation options
new MazeBuilder<Cell>(maze, new MazeGenerateOptions(0.50, 0.0)).Build();

// Find a path from start to a specified end point
var result = maze.FindPath(1, 1, MazePathFinder.GetEndPointCriteria(29, 19), wave => { wave.VisualizeWave(new MazeConsolePlotter()); });
if (result != null)
{
    result.VizualizePath(new MazeConsolePlotter());
}

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit pull requests with your enhancements.