Edit 2: The maze is a red herring. The RGB values for the merchant are 255,252,252, and the rest is pure White. This could easily be turned into a template for any other image.
Edit 3: Played around with it a little bit. In some cases you can do it the way the original was done (transparent maze over background layer). Some cases you'll need to do a foreground image layer with low opacity... Tyrone for example, requires the latter method, or this will happen. Here is Tyrone unsolved. Blank maze template. Transparent maze template.
MuricaPersonified 0 points 2 weeks ago
I'm not sure how it was made, either. It works in shitty online editors and old Paint, but not in Photoshop (at least not with my copy of CS4).
Edit: Worked in CS4 with anti-alias off, contiguous on, and 5% tolerance. Here's a low-opacity fill, and it still doesn't make sense.
Edit 2: The maze is a red herring. The RGB values for the merchant are 255,252,252, and the rest is pure White. This could easily be turned into a template for any other image.
Edit 3: Played around with it a little bit. In some cases you can do it the way the original was done (transparent maze over background layer). Some cases you'll need to do a foreground image layer with low opacity... Tyrone for example, requires the latter method, or this will happen. Here is Tyrone unsolved.
Blank maze template.
Transparent maze template.