You can pick from these Layouts:
Tower
Given a height, the Plugin builds something tower-likely for you. The Player can move upwards and downwards.
$metaMaze.tower(height)
.withExit("top")
.withExit("bottom")
.apply()
.enterAt("bottom");
Grid
Given a width and a height, the grid builds connections to every adjacent cell.
$metaMaze.grid(width, height)
.withExit("top")
.withExit("bottom")
.apply()
.enterAt("bottom");
Maze
The Plugin builds a perfect Maze as layout, having only one solution to solve it. Be aware, this option will raise the dungeon’s complexity a lot!
$metaMaze.maze(width, height)
.withExit("top")
.withExit("bottom")
.apply()
.enterAt("bottom");
Imperfect Maze
Since the perfect Maze often is too hard to solve, you should prefer an imperfect Maze, that usually has more than just one solution.
$metaMaze.imperfectMaze
(width, height, 1, 0.3)
.withExit("top")
.withExit("bottom")
.apply()
.enterAt("bottom");The number 1 stands for the variable cutOffDeadEnds and 0.3 for the mergeBackProbability, as described here.
Exits
As you have probably already noticed, you are free to choose other exits. The following rules are:
- You can set only one exit per direction
- You must set at least one exit (which makes sense, I think)