Impossible Geometry Area

An Impossible Geometry area is an area that uses impossible geometry: each exit leads to somewhere different. An example of an impossible geometry area is an impossible door. The impossible door is found in place A, where it can be entered from either side. Entering it from one side brings the player to place B, entering it from the other side brings the player to place C. Impossible geometry areas can not be made by the player. Another example of an impossible geometry area is a box with 2 exits that are both on the same side. However, the 2 exits lead to completely different places! It's possible to make an "impossible geometry maze", where you can go left and then up, and end up 1 square below where you started, and then go up one square, and end up 2 squares right of where you started, where you then end up 5 squares left of where you started when you go right. An impossible geometry maze can be extremely disorienting. If you are in an impossible geometry area that links 2 places, you will not be able to see outside the impossible geometry area, however you will be able to see an impossible geometry area that you are not in, or an impossible geometry area that you are in. Ancient Doors are an example of impossible geometry areas. Some extensions of the ship are impossible geometry areas.