Maze-Games

Maze-Games

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Revamp your 3D maze game model by affixing transparent acrylic sheets on top and bottom. To use the source code, load the Haskell file in GHCi, then type "help." Adjust maze size, labyrinthicality, and inhomogenity by editing the source code directly. For a more elegant approach to maze generation using purely functional programming style, check out Tikhon Jelvis' work. Another Haskell-based maze generator model can be found on Thingiverse. The smaller maze is recommended for beginners and ensure proper bridging beforehand. Avoid hatch filling walls and use a heavy metal ball to mark the start and finish locations. Cap the model with acrylic or transparent material, using M3 screws for clamping. Print in translucent plastic for easy use. Suggest adding coordinates on capping plates like (I/II)-(A..T)(0..9) for easier travel directions.

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