Hey, you're the same guy doing the "Infinite Maps" thing. Our minds are definitely on the same wavelength. Except I work in Blitz3d, so your code frightens and confuses me :)
I used to do dungeon generators in C64 and Amiga when I played Dungeons and Dragons. I used to love designing the political and social climate in the dungeon, but not the actual rooms. I wanted to be able to take a dungeon and say, "Ok, this whole side is controlled by gnolls, with the lead gnoll in this chamber attended by the elite guard. All the treasure in that area is in that room. But at the entrances to their territory there are periodic incursions by the Kobolds in room 4a, who are now mostly injured and will try to enlist the party to do a diversionary..." You get the idea. That way there is a back story that the players can discover and have a lot more fun than just killing monster A in room B with treasure C.
The point is, when you see the floor plan you start to imagine the regional territories that might develop within it.
You might want to consider an app that does this for those who still play role-plaing games.
Anyway, keep up the great work!
I used to do dungeon generators in C64 and Amiga when I played Dungeons and Dragons. I used to love designing the political and social climate in the dungeon, but not the actual rooms. I wanted to be able to take a dungeon and say, "Ok, this whole side is controlled by gnolls, with the lead gnoll in this chamber attended by the elite guard. All the treasure in that area is in that room. But at the entrances to their territory there are periodic incursions by the Kobolds in room 4a, who are now mostly injured and will try to enlist the party to do a diversionary..." You get the idea. That way there is a back story that the players can discover and have a lot more fun than just killing monster A in room B with treasure C.
The point is, when you see the floor plan you start to imagine the regional territories that might develop within it.
You might want to consider an app that does this for those who still play role-plaing games.
Anyway, keep up the great work!