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In article <1993Jan10.092644.7165@athena.mit.edu> awmin@athena.mit.edu (Art Min) writes:
>Hello everybody,
>
>I was wondering what's an effecient way of keeping track of
>a maze in a programming sens. If I'm going to design a game like Wizardry I,
>you know a 3-D view, how should I keep the maze in memory? I mean
>how do you keep track of what walls are ahead of the player efficiently.
>
>Do you just keep in memory a little bit of the maze? What's
>an efficient way to represent it (each wall as a bit?) in the file?
>
>ANY INFORMATION will be GREATLY appreciated!!!!
>
>Thanks,
>
>Art
>awmin@athena.mit.edu

There was a FAQ about this subject a while ago.
I have it archived and could mail it to anyone who wants it.
I don't want to post it here since I am not in charge of maintaining it.
Send me mail (rebuck@cs.psu.edu) if you want it.

(BTW:  Who is in charge of this thing now?  I have'nt seen much about
       it lately?)

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