if wall is in front turn, else go.
They call me the Tutorial Doctor.
######
#S####
# ####
# ####
# -> Freedom!
# ####
# ####
# ####
######They call me the Tutorial Doctor.
it isn't that hard to expand it out to the left hand turn rule for mazes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze_solving_algorithm
######
# #
# ## #
# ## -> Freedom!
# ## #
# S #
######The wikipedia link mentions that case, and goes into more detail with other algorithms that avoid that issue.
This reminds me of a system I thought about a wall ago, which is an anticipation system.
Imagine a ball rolling towards the cliff of a table. You could anticipate that the ball will fall, if the eventual y position will be negative(or less than the current y position) some time in the near future, if it continues along its current path. Therefore, you might tell it to jump before it falls.
They call me the Tutorial Doctor.
This reminds me of a system I thought about a wall ago, which is an anticipation system.
Imagine a ball rolling towards the cliff of a table. You could anticipate that the ball will fall, if the eventual y position will be negative(or less than the current y position) some time in the near future, if it continues along its current path. Therefore, you might tell it to jump before it falls.
_______X___
|
| //Large enough delta height that the check triggers and the ball jumps from X
|
|________ _________
| |
| |
| |
| |
|/\/\/\/\| //Spikes of doom, gap is such that jump from top platform results in landing here
Hello to all my stalkers.
Found a doc on Anticipation:
They call me the Tutorial Doctor.
