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I know you like cool new screenshots better - but this is also part of #IndieGameDev: Having a randomized level system can be mean.
In my game the tower (level) is made of sections. Each section is defined by a small script. It's a bit like a level-build-shader.
(1/3)pic.twitter.com/I6v8T16q5l
Each script generates a bunch of walls. A rule based composer picks the sections randomly. Problem: while writing the section-scripts I cannot know which sections will be combined. Also the parameters are randomized within the section. (2/3)
As you can see in the screenshot: this can lead to bad situations. Here section 24 and 3 (sometimes) create a very narrow connection. Which is way too hard and not desired.
So, in conclusion, my picked method of random generated level is hard to test. But I'll manage 
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