I highly recommend Turbo Mode (hold shift down while pressing the green flag). To start, press the green flag. Use the arrow keys to navigate the map. You are supposed to be a crab trying to find its way home, but there is a bunch of vegetation in the water block your way. Navigate around it.
About year ago, someone—I don't remember their name—taught me how to make a randomly generated maze. The code is my own. - Maya ----------------------------------------------------------- FAQ's: Q: What is this challenge rating thing the program asks me for? What does it determine? A: It determines the number of cells on the side of the map. Q: So why can't I pick anything higher than 30? A: The lines are too thin to easily sense, and if they were thicker, they would block the paths. Also, at some point it becomes hard to see the map. Q: Why does the crab have a circle around it? A: Before the circle was there, it wasn't sensing the green lines the way I wanted it to. Q: Why a crab? A: Very few of the other animals were in bird's-eye view. I could have used a human, but humans are overrated. Q: Are all four methods of motion used? A: Yes. Goto and changing the x and y are used for drawing the map. Turn and forward is used when navigating the map. At the very end, there is a glide. Q:This section is titled FAQ's. Who asked the questions? A: The section title is a bit misleading. I came up with the questions.
