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A simple WASM maze generator in Go (demo)
GitHub - deadpixi/wasm-maze-generator: A simple WASM maze generator in Go.
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OvermindDL1
These are always fun little project, but there’s a bug, the maze solve display of the red line seems to have an off by one error or something so it’s drawing an extra line at the start/end one of them, lol:
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chaptuck
Ha! I found one too. Looks like any time there is an open space by the start (or end?) the solution fills that space
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