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I generated 6 labyrinths with my labyrinth-blender-addon and placed them on a cube you can download the blend file here

I used the material from my dissolving icosphere animation and applied it to a labyrinth generated using my blender labyrinth addon

you can download the blend file here

I finished my first blender addon and proudly present you the

Blender Labyrinth AddOn!

click on the link above to download and get some install instructions

The fluid is created using a particle system and the cubesurfer addon. The labyrinth was generated using the labyrinth addon I'm currently working on

Sorry - no blend file to download this time, I forgot to save before hitting render and quit blender without thinking when the render was done :-(

But it's not very hard to recreate using the labyrinth addon, which I plan to release tomorrow, so stay tuned

For this oculus rift experiment I used the labyrinth generator I wrote a while ago and turned it into a little game. You have to run/drive through a labyrinth and find a yellow post. If you hit it a new labyrinth is generated. Originally I wanted to use the WASD keys to run through the labyrinth but I switched to a usb-gamepad, because its easier for the players to navigate the labyrinth when they hold the controller in their hands instead of having to search for the keyboard.

I ported my labyrinth generator from processing to a blender python script

you can download the blend file here

I combined two of my older processing sketches - the labyrinth generator and the isometric drawing example

click here to start the sketch or download the sourcecode.

I updated my hexagonal labyrinth sketch to generate a 3D labyrinth and exported it as stl file. Then I printed it on my 3D printer. It took a while to convert the stl file to gcode but finally something printable was generated.

So if you need a labyrinth for your next puzzle or your science experiment with ants or ... download the sketch here, generate a labyrinth, take the stl-file and print it on your makerbot or use it in your mashups.

you can also use the pre-generated stl file I used to print

I took my labyrinth generator and reworked the algorithm a bit to generate hexagonal labyrinths.

click here to generate some labyrinths or get the sourcecode

yesterday I made a processing-sketch to generate labyrinths. Today I made a slightly modified version to let it generate EASTER-labyrinths by placing colored eggs on the cells.

click here to generate some yourself and get the source code

print them on a color printer and have fun while hunting the eggs