Dungeon Tile Maze Generator

This is a set of tools used to generate tile mazes within Tabletop Simulator. You can also easily change the tile's type and rotation using the tile paintbrush, enabling you to paint your own wall positions on to the generated maze. Maze Creator I've previously posted on Reddit a GIF preview of the maze creator in action. Spawn in a Maze Creator, then hit "Create Maze". This will generate the maze. On the Maze Creator itself, there are some input fields you can change. GridSize.x and GridSize.z changes the size of the generated maze grid. TilesPerCell.x and TilesPerCell.z changes how many tiles it uses per cell. TileSpacing.x and TileSpacing.z is the spacing between tiles. If you scale the tile up, it will still use that relative spacing. Set spacing to 2 for the default tile spacing (it's set lower here to hide the gaps between tiles). Sparsity is a value between 0 and 1. At the end of generation, this value will unwravel the maze leaving the Sparsity proportion behind. Walls is a value between 0 and 1. At the end of generation, this will remove random intersecting walls inside the maze leaving the Walls proportion behind. Seed is where you can place a generation seed. Mazes generated with this seed will appear the same every time. Leave this field blank to generate with a random seed. Some things to note: You can tint the Maze Starter any colour and the rest of the tiles will copy that colour. You can rotate the Maze Starter at angles and have the rest of the maze spawn in relative to that angle. You can scale the Maze Starter in any direction and the rest of the tiles will still follow the appropriate grid. Use this functionality to create bigger mazes, or even strange warped mazes. You can also add more tiles to your mazes after they've already been generated. Simply create a Maze Starter and snap it to one of the existing tiles by brushing against it, then you will be able to use the arrow keys to move the Maze Starter relative to the other tiles. _____________