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A* - Keeping track of nodes

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10 comments, last by Silgen 11 years, 5 months ago
Ah I understand what you are saying - my mistake. I disabled that type of movement to prevent it going through walls that are only one block thick - guess I'll need to revise that then.
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Ultramailman - the white path overwrites the orange path, and the open list just outlines the orange block.

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