Pyramidal staircase maze

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Sometimes, life is like navigating a towering staircase labyrinth. My first test of generating a maze automatically using OpenSCAD was the Maze generator challenge. After that, many more labyrinths were created. Some people were curious about how to implement these complex paths. They were, actually, all based on the Maze generator code. There are numerous different maze algorithms available. If you're interested in learning more and want a starting point, I recommend checking out "Mazes for Programmers". Honestly, maze algorithms aren't extremely complicated. However, if you come from imperative languages, the challenging part of using OpenSCAD to implement a maze may be the paradigm shift to functional programming. The code of Maze generator was quick and dirty because it was my first attempt at generating a maze with OpenSCAD. Over the course of one year, I've continued to study OpenSCAD and thought, "Why not rewrite the maze to test my understanding?" The code for Pyramidal Staircase Maze includes the basic implementation of a labyrinth. While writing it, I considered readability and added more comments in the code to make it easier to understand. If you're interested in implementing your own maze using OpenSCAD, this code should be helpful. You can find all my labyrinths in the "maze generators" collection. OpenSCAD Documentation - English How I Designed This Maze Do you want to learn how to create mazes with OpenSCAD? The following documents may be of assistance. Manual Maze Generation Binary Tree Algorithm Random Maze