On 5/30/19 3:12 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 29-5-2019 15:22, William F Pokorny wrote:
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>> Thomas, Suppose you could say there are hidden paths where the upper 
>> parts of the walls fly overhead toward the black hole's center. True, 
>> one might need to be skinny and limber to get through. :-) Attaching a 
>> couple images.
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> It would help if the shadows were lighter. It is difficult to see what 
> happens in the pitch black dark :-) Aside: seen the movie "What we do in 
> the shadows"?
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Yes I agree. Partly I'm just testing techniques/ideas - but while at it 
I was also thinking of ways to make smaller mazes harder to solve. The 
green bar on the walls of the isosuface-hedge like variant was there due 
use in another variant where it's purpose was to throw the eye - or cell 
phone maze solving apps... I thought too about dual mazes where one the 
actual 3d walls and another in the maze coloring/texturing, but not yet 
tried it. Anyway...

Yes! I have seen the movie "What we do in the shadows." :-)

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> I do not remember to have come across such an issue but I shall keep my 
> eyes open.
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Thanks.

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