Progressiverooms Shortest Route Calculator

 Right now, I'm using GPT and neocities to make a page to find shallow connections between Levels in the Progressiverooms, my fan-made backrooms. It's going pretty well and it contains everything I would ever want for this calculator. I tested a while ago to put it on Google Sites, the thing providing Progressiverooms. It works gladly since they have a feature to embed entire sites. 


Here you can see the input of the levels, a start level is given and an end level is given. The algorithm used here is Breadth First Search to find the shortest level route, this is using a JavaScript dictionary and keys, in common of all levels in the database of Progressiverooms, which at this time I'm still adding more since we have like roughly 200+ levels, is that is contains a condition key which is what is providing the exits of a level and the conditions to exit as seen. Two check boxes are also used to skip any levels that contain the key for chance-based levels and levels that require a key (no pun intended) to enter it. I'll probably make another temporary post about it later if I finish adding the rest of the data to the dictionary.


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