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Today I completed some more modules, as you can see in the image above. I also decided that the modules will be distributed divided in three packs. The Starter pack will provide all regular modules: stairs, corridors, small rooms, big rooms, circular rooms and pits. The Dungeon Generator will be also included, limited to the modules included in the Starter pack. In the image above, these modules are highlighted with a green block on top. The Elements Expansion pack will contain special modules involving lava and water canals. If I figure out how to create a convincent poison canal, they will be included. The Dungeon Generator included will be able to create dungens using both Starter pack and Elements Expansion pack modules. In the image above, some of these modules are highlighted with a yellow block on top. The Special Rooms pack will contain modules with peculiar shapes in rooms, different corridors and passages. The included Dungeon Generator will be modulated to include these

Good morning pals! When I started with this side project, the Dungeons, a crazy idea slowly dug a tunnel inside my brain.  Sure, a bunch of Dungeon modules will be very useful, but what could be the tool of the trade? The answer was: a Dungeon generator! I paused the creation of the modules and started to code in Javascript a way to randomly create all rooms and corridors. Isometric view of the entrance module I struggled for two weeks, because I needed to come out with a reliable algorithm. First version often created blind rooms, with no access from the entrance. When I finally figured out a way to consistently connect all rooms and corridors, it was nice but limited to a single floor.  Dungeon generator on a single floor. Can you spot the entrance? I needed the code to be able to explore multiple floors, so I started again. Yesterday I finally reached a point where I'm quite satisfied with the code. You enter the maximum size of the dungeon, how many modules in X and Y, and how