{"author_name":"matthewd673","cat":"MiniLD","comments":[{"author_name":"Sogomn","time":"July 17, 2015 6:35 pm","epoch":1437176100,"text":"You’re creating a new Random-object every loop! That’s totally inefficient!","spam":"N"}],"epoch":1437149520,"likes":2,"metadata":{"p_key":"17160","p_author":"matthewd673","p_authorkey":"38850","p_urlkey":"52461","p_title":"Simple Dungeon Generator (part 1)","p_cat":"MiniLD","p_event":"LD32","p_time":"1437149520","p_likes":"2","p_comments":"1","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"38850","us_name":"matthewd673","us_username":"fizz","event_start":"1429228800","event_key":"27","event_name":"LD32"},"text":"

For my MiniLD entry, I’ve been working on a simple dungeon generator. Taking a look at the screenshot, you’ll notice the grid. There’s nothing random about that grid, but since the game takes place in a sewer (usually something that is plotted out carefully), it was a nice way to make sure 99.9% of the rooms connect without extra work. The rooms are generated by a simple algorithm found\u00a0on my GitHub account<\/a>. Why the random rooms in an orderly sewer? Mysterious bugs have chewed through some of the piping to create nests for their young. I still have a few tweaks to make but everything should be rendering with the correct sprite sheet by the end of the day.<\/p>\n

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