Posts tagged: MJr

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Matching 2D Patterns

Earlier this year, Maxim Gumin released a fascinating new programming language named MarkovJunior. It’s a specialised language which will mainly be useful for procedural content generation, and it has some relatively complex features for that. But the core idea is quite simple: you have a grid with coloured cells, and a MarkovJunior program has rules to transform that grid by replacing patterns with other patterns.