This project is a Maze Generator implemented in Gosu. It uses the Recursive Backtracking algorithm to generate a maze.
The MazeGenerator class implements the maze generation algorithm. It takes the width and height of the maze as input and creates a maze grid. The generate method generates the maze using the Recursive Backtracking algorithm. It maintains a stack of visited cells and repeatedly selects a random neighboring cell until all cells have been visited.
The get_neighbors method returns a list of unvisited neighboring cells for a given cell. The remove_wall method removes the wall between two cells, creating a passage in the maze.
The to_s method converts the maze grid into a string representation, where '█' represents walls and ' ' represents passages.
The reset method resets the maze to its initial state.
The MazeWindow class represents the game window using the Gosu library. It initializes the window and sets up the maze generator. It handles user input, including generating a new maze and changing the maze size. The draw method is responsible for rendering the maze on the screen.
To run the Maze Generator, you need to have Gosu installed. You can install it using the following command:
gem install gosu
Once you have Gosu installed, you can create an instance of the MazeWindow class and call the show method to start the game.
MazeWindow.new.show- Use the left mouse button to generate a new maze.
- Click the "Small" button to set the maze size to small.
- Click the "Normal" button to set the maze size to normal.
- Click the "Large" button to set the maze size to large.
- Press the Esc key to exit the game.
Note: The maze size affects the complexity and size of the generated maze.
This project was created to learn Gosu and is based on the Recursive Backtracking algorithm for maze generation.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.