How to create a maze (labyrinth) in NetLogo?

To highlight the edge of a patch, you'll need to use a turtle. Make a turtle shape that just consists of a line, then create a turtle with that shape and position it accordingly. You'll probably want to use a separate breed of turtles (call them "walls", say).

To highlight the edge of a patch, you'll need to use a turtle. Make a turtle shape that just consists of a line, then create a turtle with that shape and position it accordingly. You'll probably want to use a separate breed of turtles (call them "walls", say).

Once you've created the turtle, you can either keep it around if you want to do something with it later, or you can have it do "stamp die" to kill it but first have it leave an image of itself behind in the drawing.

Try looking at the code in this maze-maker netlogo model. The basic idea for the algorithm is to use a random walker that builds walls (path) as he walks. When he reaches a dead end he is teleported to a previous place where he took a turn.

Have fun! There is, of course a wikipedia entry on maze generation algorithms if you want to delve deeper.

Thanks a lot. I'll have a look and i'll try it out. – user206019 Mar 10 '10 at 22:24.

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