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Does the air leave in the direction perpendicular to screen?

@JoseFdo_ after it gets thru you need to change to red particles to show the path :]

No place to escape, to survive under fluid 😭

I suppose that if it is modeled with an initial fluid in the maze which can only exit through the exit, the „solution“ would be attained much faster (as wrong exits would be blocked and have higher resistance depending on viscosity / desnsity difference).

So nearly the entire maze must be "filled" before the solution is found? That seems...... Incredibly inefficient

This could be more complicated if there is air in the maze and some sort of air bubbles would stay in the system.

it seems have some connection with percolation