Berzerk level generator

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Pakz	Created : 11 January 2022 Edited : 11 January 2022 System : Ios Language : Lua(codea) Berzerk level generator Level generator from the classic game berzerk
-- Berzerk Map Generator -- Use this function to perform your initial setup function setup() print("Hello World!") mw = 105 mh = 105 tw = WIDTH/mw th = HEIGHT/mh map = {} for x=0,mw do map[x]={} for y=0,mh do map[x][y]=0 end end -- the distance between the columns is 5(grid) for y=0,mh,5 do for x=0,mw,5 do -- at each collumn set a line in any -- of four directions. length of 0..3 a = math.random() b = math.random() map[x][y]=1 x1=0 y1=0 for i =0,3 do if a<.5 then if b<.5 then x1=x1+1 else x1=x1-1 end else if b<.5 then y1=y1+1 else y1=y1-1 end end if x+x1>=0 and x+x1<mw and y+y1>=0 and y+y1<mh then map[x+x1][y+y1]=1 end end end end end -- This function gets called once every frame function draw() -- This sets a dark background color background(40, 40, 50) -- This sets the line thickness strokeWidth(5) -- Do your drawing here drawmap() end function drawmap() for y = 0,mh,1 do for x = 0,mw,1 do if map[x][y]==0 then fill(40,40,0) stroke(40,40,0) rect(xtw,yth,tw,th) end if map[x][y]==1 then fill(255,155,55) stroke(255,155,55) rect(xtw,yth,tw,th) end end end end --v
Latest Update I found the description on twitter by the user @pugfuglygames You have a empty map with columns spread into a grid pattern. Each column then extend into 1 of four directions. This then should create the map. There can be areas created that are blocked. A flood fill check or manual seed selection can sort this.

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Wednesday, 12 January 2022, 06:08
Jayenkai	Reminds me of.. 10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10 > Reveal 🔎 or in JSE .. Mode 0,"C64" 10 WRITE CHR$ (205.5+RND (1)): WAIT 0.01: GOTO 10 --v I've always found it tricky to do walled mazes like that, with my Array mentality. I prefer "Block I can walk through or not" to "Wall on the edge of the block" To this day, I still find it hard to do the collisions with between-grid wall stuff.
Wednesday, 12 January 2022, 06:19
Pakz	These walls are regular array cell blocks. The spacing is just wide. I think the character could be larger letting the walls look like those edge maze walls. In that maze programmers book there were these edge wall mazes. I stil do not understand how to convert these to regular arrays blocks.

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