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gigiipse 10 year s ago
13 is wrong. It's not true even for the picture shown there. It is possible for a wall not to be connected to the exit. It works only for a maze build with a continuous wall.
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Gorfian 10 year s ago
13 is absolutely true for a maze. What you are describing is a labyrinth.
(At least that's the classical description - the terms get used interchangeably these days, and some works describe a labyrinth as having no turns, i.e. it is a single path).
(At least that's the classical description - the terms get used interchangeably these days, and some works describe a labyrinth as having no turns, i.e. it is a single path).
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Fnarget 10 year s ago
Maybe it would have been better to use an image of one then seeing as the picture has several bits where the technique described would not work.
(At least that's the classical description - the terms get used interchangeably these days, and some works describe a labyrinth as having no turns, i.e. it is a single path).