Thanks for this amazing post, great job, as always. 
Thanks for this tutorial and letting me be lazy when making a custom dungeon map for my Dungeons and Dragons campaigns! I really think this is a nice dungeon making process that is honestly much better than any of the other ways I’ve seen. I really hope to see more great resources!
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Could you give us a file or free model of this thing?
Just take the place.
You could always turn it into a model.
I know this is kinda old but, could you attach a place or model file? Anything.
Would be awesome. Thanks for making this amazing tutorial.
I just used the Github link at the bottom of OP, then copy and paste source lua into a new .rbxl file.
Then you can play with it and either customize or learn more from it.
OP offers a guide so readers can follow along.
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what does this do exactly?
does this add x to the self.map array or does it create its own array.
or does it have something to do with 2d arrays???
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I know that this may be somewhat difficult to do, but I have a request for a tutorial. I am attempting to create a game similar to this:
https://www.roblox.com/games/2768379856/SCP-3008-2-4?refPageId=963e8746-c8dc-473a-8e3c-cf488133f212
In this game, the creator has made different little plots, each one having a different floor and different furniture. For instance, if you 5 types of plots, one could have planks as a flooring, one could have fabric, another ice, another grass, and another pebbles. I was wondering how I would make these plots with different variety and with spaces between them for walkways. I’d also like to know how I could have a set plot at a set location, like the pillars in the game. For instance, every 3 plots, a pillar. I am a beginner scripter, so I would really like a tutorial for this. Thank you!
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Amazing tutorial defiantly needed this for my game I’m working on thanks!
Perhaps you could go to scripting help and ask people how you would do this? I’m sure a lot of people there can answer your question. (Btw IF you decide to do that, Don’t ask them to make a full script.)
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In fact after a few hours, I did make my own topic. Unfortunately, like I said, I’m a horrible scripter.
that’s really really simple actually. start by choosing the map size; let’s say there’s 4 plots on each side
local plots = 4
for a = -plots, plots do
for b = -plots, plots do
end
end
this code goes through each point in our imaginary grid. in each of those points you need to choose a random plot model like so; (this code goes inside both loops)
local size = 20 -- let's say 20 is the size of our plot
local clone = game.ServerStorage["plot"..math.random(1,5)]
clone.Parent = workspace
clone:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(a*size, 1, b*size)
keep i mind you need to have a primarypart set for all of these models, so the script can move them into their position.
if you want a specific room in a specific spot you can just do
if a == number and b == number then clone = workspace.ServerStorage.specificRoom:Clone() end
sorry if i formatted anything wrongly whoops i’m new to this 
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Thank you very much! I’ve been waiting for a reply for a while now! 
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no problem! if you need any more help feel free to message me :> good luck!
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People like you bring hope to the dev-forums
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So, I know I’m a little late, but I just now finally got around to trying this. I’m a beginner scripter, so I don’t know much. I was wondering where these scripts would go and if they were local scripts or not. Thanks!
it’s a server script (not local) because it generates the map for the server. if u need any more help, u can message me on roblox if u want to so we don’t clog this post :o
Hey! Thanks for making this! This is actually a pretty nice Module. I use it in my game, later when I get access to the pc I will add some credits. I forked it a little bit so Zombies will spawn in the rooms. Thanks for the module! Have a good day!
Thank you.
I may make a maze game base on this
Im super confused please can someone provide a .rbxl of it actually working?
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