Unicursal Maze Research

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2025-11-23. Updated latest completed path on index page. There is a new blog post.
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2025-11-18. Added to Peer Review (in the Expressions section): Starting Point #004 for 4x5 Undetermined Field.
Hi, I've been wondering while I was away from keyboard for cca. ten days; considering your unicursal mazes are formed by making orthogonal choices for paths, would designing unicursal mazes where there's a different choice of going through the maze. I can't exactly imagine this, as I haven't even formulated the thought properly. I hope my slight ramble isn't completely incoherent, and I hope you can answer this.
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pinkbourbon's avatar pinkbourbon 1 week ago

As my message was too long I was unable to add thank you at the end, so thanks in advance :)

asterion's avatar asterion 1 week ago

Thanks for the comment. If I understand you correctly, are you asking about non-orthogonal choices, such as a diagonal line? If you, I do study those types of fields as well. There's a type of field called the 3xN fields (such as 3x4, 3x6, etc.) where legitimate original pairs can't be completed UNLESS you use diagonal lines.

asterion's avatar asterion 1 week ago

Go to the Gallery section of the website to Legacy Exhibit #1 and you'll see an example of a unicursal maze that can only be completed utilizing (but not exclusively) diagonal lines.

pinkbourbon's avatar pinkbourbon 1 week ago

Ah I see, I must've missed it, thank you!

2025-11-18. @lonelywaorship: Thank you for following my website.
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