anyone to review this?
I've made quite a lot of changes in the pathfinding article in our wiki. I'd appreciate if someone could take the time to review it and spot my possible mistakes, in particular in the implementations of BFS, Dijkstra and A*
I wanted this article to be readable and immediately understandable by beginners, so please tell me if it ain't so :) http://wiki.bots-united.com/index.php/Bot_Pathfinding |
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This looks good to me. I didn't notice any huge errors or misstatements.
Were you planning on adding some (not necessarily detailed) stuff on what a navigation mesh is and how it can be used with path finding? :) botman |
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yes ;)
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I really should look for a fast, tight alternative to node paths, that won't use too much memory. |
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hmm, navmeshes don't really use less memory than waypoints you know... 9_9
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...unless your map is one big giant open room with no obstacles, in which case you only have one square for your navmesh! :)
But in general, yeah, navmeshes will use up more memory that waypoints unless you've got lots and lots of waypoints very close together. botman |
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I'm just exploring the idea of alternatives to waypoints. On some RtCW maps, its VERY difficult to get around some obstacles, and lets the bots know where safe/valid places to move are, with waypoints alone. If I get annoyed enough, I might get off my lazy butt, and code up a navmesh or something similiar. :D btw: excellent article! :) |
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btw William too is not inactive, check out his last publication: http://www.cgf-ai.com/docs/straatman...illzone_ai.pdf |
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read it. Looks good!
Also the meredians stuff is nice to be seen there. |
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apropos william : take a look at the killzone trailer : http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/748/748475/vids_1.html
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