100% Redstone Minecraft Maze Generator

[@RaPsCaLLioN1138]

I'm in love.

[@ReddStrider]

Next up: making a minecraft roguelike using 1000% redstone

[@DqwertyC]

I'm pretty sure that's called "Decked Out" :P

[@EmdyMC]

Spaghetti wiring but it has to be like that lol. Great work!

[@purlsquinn]

Nice! Love the detailed explanation.

[@ODShic]

It looks good, but in the sense it's meant to be a maze, it's a very straight forward route where you can only go wrong a couple times max

[@DqwertyC]

That is the main flaw with any depth-first-search generated maze - it lends itself to long, windy corridors without many intersections. There's also the random factor, and some mazes will just be better than others. The nice thing with a DFS maze generator is that it's easier to understand and visualize what the generator is doing as it generates the maze

[@vikatempest6966]

Bro that's so cool

[@tarnex]

One day you won't be underrated I believe it.

[@aya-hl5bk]

wOW EDIT: Sorry, caps

[@EmdyMC]

For the selector layer, instead of the forced counter clockwise selection would it be possible to run the randomiser again if the output isn't favourable or would that be too difficult to wire in the given space?

[@DqwertyC]

That would be feasible (and may clear up a bunch of the wiring), but would make the timing less deterministic. As it is, there's a maximum amount of time it can spend in a single cell, but if I re-rolled I could get unlucky and stuck choosing the same, visited cell over and over again. I'm looking into reworking how the randomizer circuit chooses a direction to hopefully make this a moot point, though

[@bananatasty2666]

you should make it so every minute it randomizes and try and beat the maze

[@bananatasty2666]

great idea

[@DqwertyC]

Did you just reply to your own post saying it's a great idea? I'm not saying it's *not* a great idea, just kind of cheesy :P The only issue with this is that the maze takes too long to generate, about 8 minutes (there's a timer in the corner of the opening cinematic showing how sped up the video is at any point). Something like this would be possible with a datapack or command block maze generator, though!

[@ralf5440]

First time here, but I'm impressed, great job!

[@kindalas]

This is amazing.

[@bobwasbob9461]

does this maze create loops?

[@I_DoThingsSometimes]

Were tootoreeuhl

[@metamilo]

Hey, I've also been working on a redstone DFS maze generator. I took a little different approach, If you want to check it out drop me a message on discord, I joined your server.