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FMAZ20 Version 2.0 (10/24/94) generates mazes
on your VGA display. The mazes are displayed
in 3D. Use the arrow keys to solve them or
have the computer solve them. Borland Turbo
C 3.0 source code is included.
on your VGA display. The mazes are displayed
in 3D. Use the arrow keys to solve them or
have the computer solve them. Borland Turbo
C 3.0 source code is included.
| 3-D maze that you can solve with arrow keys or let computer solve it. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| FASTMAZE.C | 69088 | 9626 | deflated |
| FASTMAZE.DOC | 790 | 408 | deflated |
| FASTMAZE.EXE | 70066 | 41757 | deflated |
| FASTMAZE.INI | 25 | 23 | deflated |
| FILE_ID.DIZ | 221 | 167 | deflated |
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Contents of the FASTMAZE.DOC file
FMAZ20 -- Maze Game
Version 2.0 (10/24/94)
Generate and solve mazes on your VGA (or better) display.
The mazes are displayed in three dimensions.
You will be prompted for the number of columns, the tilt, and a random
number seed.
While the maze is being generated, a spinning cursor is displayed.
After the maze is displayed, you may use the arrow keys to solve it.
Press "Q" to quit or press "S" to have the computer solve the maze.
After the maze is solved, you must press some key to continue.
Each maze has exactly one solution that does not involve backtracking
(passing through a doorway more than once).
This program was written by James L. Dean.
Version 2.0 (10/24/94)
Generate and solve mazes on your VGA (or better) display.
The mazes are displayed in three dimensions.
You will be prompted for the number of columns, the tilt, and a random
number seed.
While the maze is being generated, a spinning cursor is displayed.
After the maze is displayed, you may use the arrow keys to solve it.
Press "Q" to quit or press "S" to have the computer solve the maze.
After the maze is solved, you must press some key to continue.
Each maze has exactly one solution that does not involve backtracking
(passing through a doorway more than once).
This program was written by James L. Dean.
December 13, 2017
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