Pathfinding headache

[eljuko]

Hello all,

 

I'm having super hard time while trying to implement https://github.com/bgrins/javascript-astar to my testproject @ http://eljuko.com/pathfindingTest/

you can see the js source here http://eljuko.com/pathfindingTest/scripts/main.js

 

I'm getting pretty frustrated with this since it "almost" works but not at all  . So please help the stupid to right direction.

 

known issues;

- u can't click twice in the same spot. or ofc u can but it wont fire.

- sometimes fails to create path

- silly waypoints sometimes

- grid in -90 degree angle?!

 

EDIT: after few hours of more buttscratching, i kinda start to get to bottom of this. something is not removing the goal node from the closed list when the object reaches its destination.

anyone knows this plugin?

 

If anyone knows how to get this working or can provide an algorithm that works; i'll be forever grateful 

 

 

Thanks, eljuko

- the stupid

[eljuko]

After the night I got the 3 first "known issues" resolved. needed to get hands dirty with the plugin itself, thank "god" there was only 400 lines of well commented(<- witchcraft) code so it didnt take as much time as it could'v been.

 

"use third party solutions" - they said, "it'll be fun"...

 

Anyhow, in case someone else wants to use this particular plugin, there's a function graph.init() that seem to successfully clear everything.

 

now i just rearrange the grid array somehow to resolve the last issue.

 

 

- eljuko

[Jaskar]

Hello,

 

It's good that you solved your problem.

Is there a demo link available ?

[eljuko]

Hey,

 

I uploaded it back to http://eljuko.com/pathfindingTest/

 

Also the grid is now properly rotated and it is created from image

 

Still having some issues with the offsets, but shouldn't be too much of a problem.

 

 

- eljuko

[zigazak]

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but would you mind sharing your code for your pathfinding test?

I've recently started learning babylon and have been experimenting with something similar to this, would be awesome to see how you solved it. 

Edit* Just realized I can view the source... I'm not a smart man haha