We describe a tool based on the Wave Function Collapse algorithm that performs example-based path generation on fixed maps. Our design aims at a practical system usable by non-programmers, and includes both easy input control and multiple post-processing steps. The design is implemented in Unity and enables users to easily visualize the results of experimenting with different path descriptions and game levels.

This paper describes a game prototype called "SHRDLU" that explores the concept of designing a game around the ideas behind Winograd's original SHRDLU system. We briefly describe the main gameplay, as well as the natural language and inference architecture used by game NPCs.