Why own an ambulance?

First:  The stretch issue
	Problem:  A pixel represents more millimeters when it's farther away
	To what extent?

Let's make up a scale factor
	Based on x coordinate, for this image
	Remember:  Final output should cover the range 0 to 1

f(x) = ...
	Currently we're linear
	Maybe quadratic?
		As long as f(1.0) = 1.0 and f(0.0) = 0.0
		f(x) = x**2 ?
		Kinda depends on how far off our perspective is
		Python ** supports decimals

Could we calculate this based on height in the original image?
	Sure
	As long as we know we want an axis-aligned rectangle, etc
	Probably this demo has gone on long enough, though

Mazes and labyrinths (Are these synonymous?)
	Round labyrinth symbol (is unicursal)
	First:  Let's go look at a woodland mansion
		Includes cycles
		Most minecraft mazes do (abandoned mineshafts, nether fortresses, etc)
	Mazes on restaurant placemats and such don't include cycles
		Is this proper?
		Does affect generation algorithm a bit
	Usually they do include dead ends
	Real cities, etc. have cycles
	Building floorplans sometimes do
		Not always, though
		My house has only one
		My previous house didn't have any
		TJH has a few if you include multiple floors
			And a couple rooms with two doors...does that count?
		MLH has a cycle on floors 2 and 3
			And multiple outside entrances

Generation algorithms:
	Let's start with Prim's Algorithm
		Unless you all saw it somewhere or other?
	Description on Wikipedia
		We'll keep a dictionary of edges, set of "in" nodes, and "out" nodes
		Cost can come from noise.noise
		Draw as a panel, with upright panels for non-connections

Visual Setup:
	A flat plane for the maze to be on
	Upright cubes (stretched) for wall panels
		How should they meet up?

What if we randomly removed the most expensive 10 panels after we finished?
	Then we'd have cycles!