Automata Theory:
Dynamic Labyrinths
Implementation: Steffen Vogel
Feedback: Prof. Dr. Inge Schwank
© 2023 Prof. Dr. Inge Schwank, University of Cologne
Datenschutzerklärung, Impressum
General preferences
- "Build" mode
- "Select" mode
- "Move" mode
- "Colourize" mode
- "Roll" mode
- "Pause" mode
- "Multistart" controls
- "Preferences" button
- "Help" button
- "Save/Load" button
Balls and bricks: display / amount on menu
Empty fields or "-" for unlimited bricks
- all
- board
- ball (grey)
- ball (red)
- ball (green)
- ball (blue)
- ball (yellow)
- ball (brown)
- all
- x multistart
- x start (grey)
- x start (red)
- x start (green)
- x start (blue)
- x start (yellow)
- x start (brown)
- x goal (grey)
- x goal (red)
- x goal (green)
- x goal (blue)
- x goal (yellow)
- x goal (brown)
- all
- x straight
- x crossing
- x left turn
- x left junction
- x right turn
- x right junction
- x flip-flop
- x switch
- x counter
Labyrinth at last closing of the program
You have the option to automatically save the current labyrinth to the browser's Local Storage so that it will be loaded on the next startup of the program.
Save labyrinth automatically in the browser's Local Storage (permission can be revoked at any time)
© 2023 Prof. Dr. Inge Schwank, University of Cologne
Datenschutzerklärung, Impressum
- Build
- Select
- Move
- Colourize
- Roll
- Pause
bricks:
- Auto save:
Save
Saved labyrinths are treated as downloads and stored in the respective folder.
Load
Please choose the file that contains the data of the desired labyrinth.
© 2023 Prof. Dr. Inge Schwank, University of Cologne
Datenschutzerklärung, Impressum