Circuit_WFC-Hitu #975
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Nov 14, 2024
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About
This program attempts to implement a rudimentary version of the WCSP solver, known as WFC.
Despite the initial difficulty, I was able to create a more or less working version that creates a grid with tiles, similar in looks to a PCB.
Although many of the wires are all messy, and some aren't connected, the goal was to have at least 1 path connecting all of the "chips".
It was very fun working on this, and studying on how these algorithms work!
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