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Documentation
Here is the manual page (also [.de], [.nl]).
Recommendations
Here we find the RoSoft Download recommendation for release 1.1-22.
Here is Softpedia's "100% clean" recommendation for release 1.1-18.
Here are Softonic's "clean" seal and review for version 1.1 release 17.
Here are Softoxi's "clean" recommendation and video tutorial for version 1.1 releases 8 and 3 respectively.
Here is the review from Snapfiles for release 1.1-18.
Another review, from Top4downloads, also for release 1.1-18.
Not to confuse...
The name "amaze" is a rather obvious pun, so as it turns out there are a bunch of other programs and projects out there with the same name. The following have no connection with this SourceForge project (and there may be better links):
• Amaze screensaver, by AW software • Amaze! iPod app, by Simiotica • amaze for Palm OS, by bhangar.com • Amaze FLV downloader • Amaze wallpaper changer, by tnmSoftware • ...and others, try Google.See also...
There are lots of maze-generation projects on SourceForge. Here is an incomplete list, going by descriptions only; I have not checked most of them out yet. This project does not currently reuse code from any other project or product.
• AIF Maze Project 2008 • A Maze Kit • Corn Maze • Maze GUIs in c# • Daedalus Maze creator • FunLabyrinthe • Hedge MAze • Labirinto • Laborant • Artifical intelligence algorithms (Maze) • Maze3D-net • 3D-MAZE • Maze 5 • Maze Community • MazeGen • GL maze • Mazen Maze Creator • Maze Race • Maze Simulator • Mazesmith • Maze • Maze3D • Multi-State Mazes • python matrix • Simple Java based Maze • Warwick Maze Courseware • X-Lab • ZeroDevAnother link, through the Deadalus Maze project, for even more about mazes.
Project Information
About this project:
This is the amaze project ("qtamaze").
This project started on SourceForge.net on 2010-02-17, to produce a simple end-user program to generate and print simple mazes. For me, it is an experiment with Qt and with multi-platform GUI app packaging. I hope somebody will find some actual use for it.
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This project is licensed under EUPL v1.1, something like GPL. Any mazes you generate are yours, to do with as you please.
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Documentation
Here is the ongoing development document as a PDF, and the start of the wiki.
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