Labyrinth 3D is a free open source maze generation and solving software. It allows users to create, visualize, analyze, and solve maze structures in 3D. The tool features algorithms for random and perfect maze generation, pathfinding solvers, analysis features, and 3D visualization.
Labyrinth 3D is an open source software tool for generating, visualizing, analyzing, and solving mazes in 3D. It enables users to create random, perfect, and customizable maze structures and test out pathfinding algorithms on them.
The tool includes several algorithms for both generating mazes and solving them. Maze generation algorithms include Recursive Backtracker for creating perfect mazes with no inaccessible areas and Aldous-Broder for random maze generation. Solving algorithms allow testing pathfinders like Wall Follower, Pledge, Tremaux's, Recursive Backtracker solver, and more on the generated mazes.
Analysis features provide feedback on properties of mazes such as number of nodes and connections, shortest path distances, accessibility percentage, and overall complexity. Users can view maze metrics and iteration steps during generation and solving.
Labyrinth 3D visualization brings mazes to life in an interactive 3D environment with customizable textures, lighting, and camera controls for exploring every angle of the maze. Mazes can be exported and shared as images or 3D object files.
As an open source project, Labyrinth 3D is extensible for developers wanting to build on top of it. Overall, it enables both education and research applications for anyone interested in the design, analysis, and solving of 3D mazes and architectures.
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