xmaze is a pretty customizable maze generator. It can run in terminal or in windowed mode (using X11 library).
Example maze generated by xmaze:
Typical usage looks like this: xmaze [OPTIONS], where supported options are:
-h- display help message-x <width>- set maze width-y <height>- set maze height-f <frequency>- generation steps per second-t <pixels>- single tile size (in pixels)-s <seed>- random generator seed-k- use Kruskal's algorithm-c- show floodfill effects with colors-p- start paused-n- no graphics-b- add wall border to text dump-w <char>- set wall character-W <hex color>- set wall color-P <hex color>- set path color-F <hex color>- set frontier color-o <filename>- set output file
During graphics mode, following keys have their actions assigned:
- q - quit
- p - pause
- c - toggle additional colors
- d - dump current maze into the output file
- s - dump current maze into the terminal
- f - toggle border added to text dumps
- + - speed generation up
- - - slow generation down
xmaze build process is fairly easy.
- make sure you've got X11 library installed -
sudo apt-get install libx11-dev - invoke makefile -
make all