MazeFactory Class Reference

Visualize a generate maze. More...

List of all members.

Public Attributes
bool	previewInEditor = false
	Preview the maze in the editor. Make sure to click "update editor" to refresh the screen.
bool	updateEditor = false
	Update editor. Regenerates maze.
GameObject	PathBeginGizmo = null
	Helper to show you where the beginning of the maze is.
GameObject	PathEndGizmo = null
	Helper to show you where the end of the maze is.
GameObject	Block
	Block that makes up the tiles of the wall. Currently a block must have a collider to check its bounds.
bool	showDebugHelpers = true
	Show helpers (PathBeginGizmo, PathEndGizmo) and the solution as a line in the editor. Solution is only shown for a few seconds.
bool	randomSeed = false
	Randomize the seed value.
int	seed = 123456
	The seed value identifies the state of the maze. Use this value in combination with the width and height to exchange the exact representation of the maze. Roll your own pseudo randomizer class if you really have to be sure a maze never changes due to updates on the .net randomizer or due to device fragmentation.
int	widthCells = 10
	Width of the maze in number of cells. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in width is 3 blocks in space.
int	heightCells = 10
	Height of the maze in number of cells. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in height is 3 blocks in space.
bool	useFixedBeginEnd = false
	Use a fixed begin and end entry/exit of the maze.
int	fixedBeginY = 0
	The cell index along the maze height on the left side of the maze where you will start. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in height is 3 blocks in space.
int	fixedEndY = 0
	The cell index along the maze height on the right side of the maze where you will end. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in height is 3 blocks in space.

Properties
MFMaze	mg [get, set]
	A reference to the MFMaze class. Get low level access to the grid array and found solution of your maze.
float	blockWidth [get, set]
	Width of the block in worldspace
float	blockHeight [get, set]
	Height of the block in worldspace
float	totalHeight [get, set]
	Total height in worldspace

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Detailed Description

Visualize a generate maze.

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Member Data Documentation

GameObject Block

Block that makes up the tiles of the wall. Currently a block must have a collider to check its bounds.

int fixedBeginY = 0

The cell index along the maze height on the left side of the maze where you will start. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in height is 3 blocks in space.

int fixedEndY = 0

The cell index along the maze height on the right side of the maze where you will end. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in height is 3 blocks in space.

int heightCells = 10

Height of the maze in number of cells. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in height is 3 blocks in space.

GameObject PathBeginGizmo = null

Helper to show you where the beginning of the maze is.

GameObject PathEndGizmo = null

Helper to show you where the end of the maze is.

bool previewInEditor = false

Preview the maze in the editor. Make sure to click "update editor" to refresh the screen.

bool randomSeed = false

Randomize the seed value.

int seed = 123456

The seed value identifies the state of the maze. Use this value in combination with the width and height to exchange the exact representation of the maze. Roll your own pseudo randomizer class if you really have to be sure a maze never changes due to updates on the .net randomizer or due to device fragmentation.

bool showDebugHelpers = true

Show helpers (PathBeginGizmo, PathEndGizmo) and the solution as a line in the editor. Solution is only shown for a few seconds.

bool updateEditor = false

Update editor. Regenerates maze.

bool useFixedBeginEnd = false

Use a fixed begin and end entry/exit of the maze.

int widthCells = 10

Width of the maze in number of cells. Note that each cell is made out of nine blocks. This means 1 cell in width is 3 blocks in space.

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Property Documentation

float blockHeight

getset

Height of the block in worldspace

float blockWidth

getset

Width of the block in worldspace

MFMaze mg

getset

A reference to the MFMaze class. Get low level access to the grid array and found solution of your maze.

float totalHeight

getset

Total height in worldspace

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• MazeFactory.cs