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- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 13 Apr, 2016
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I also made laser guide with bouncing angle:
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 13 Apr, 2016
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Take my example, you will learn something from it:
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 12 Apr, 2016
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I modified R0J0 example, make it compact & intuitive (and touch friendly) bitwise_mod.capx
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 10 Apr, 2016
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Snake movement covered in following thread:
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 8 Apr, 2016
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What do you want to do by using platform behavior? Do the runner need to jump or else?
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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That's a lot of example R0J0. I think I need extra time to understand them. I red that dijkstra algorithm is the most shortest possible route calculation.
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 7 Apr, 2016
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So they are end up stacked behind the finish, right? Sure runner can gain speed again by using lerp from 0 to max.

Done.

Please download again from previous link, it's updated.
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 6 Apr, 2016
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Thanks R0J0hound for cover every possibility with it's pros and cons. A* seems fair enough for fixed same distance (grid). I always think there must be other way than using overlapping test. Since JS not my thing, I'd like to see an example that utilizing array like you said.
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- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 5 Apr, 2016
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I would like to improve the searching time by implement bidirectional search with dual floodfill.

Say A is starting point and B is the goal. Both point will flooding their neighbour until they flooded certain point that will act as an intersection, let's call it "C". Then The result is path cost/step to reach C for both that bring us to total cost by sum up them:

Total_cost = A_cost + B_cost

Now we just need to traceback from A. However the traces from B need to be converted to cost "how far them from A". We need to write new value from existing b_cost towards the goal.

Total_cost-B_cost = A_cost

So now early traces from B got an A_cost in correct order to complete entire node path. That should relatively fast in theory.

Time to implement the idea.
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 5 Apr, 2016
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Iolva
1. It just use standard default features from C2 so no additional plugin were involved.

2. About 280 events for main gameplay

3. The manual is not finished yet. I admit it is my weakest point at this stage.
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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- 2 Apr, 2016
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Me, a cartoon-ish cat made with vector & raster software framed with 9-patch object that resembled of puzzle stuff.
- alextro
- - Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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Thank you Iolva really something to me.