Python programm showing A* path finding on quadtree representation of a 2D map.
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Scripts for generating an isometric map in Unity, complete with colliders and pathfinding.
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Using the wavefunction collapse algorithm to generate random maps with BSicons from Wikipedia
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A 2D game, made with LibGDX. Dungeons, maps, mobs and more coming up. Grinding will be a theme of the game, but up until then there is a lot of work to do.
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A tools that helps with generating map tiles from given images and data
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A rotbot path planning demo for dijkstra and A* algorithms.
graph astar-algorithm pathfinding qt-gui maze-generator dijkstra-algorithm mapgeneration pathplanning prm-planner qt6
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This project creates a random obstacle map (matrix) where an obstacle is generated with a 100% of probability if it has at least another wall around it, but less or equal than MAX_AROUND_WALLS obstacles surrounding it: (0 < obstacles around <= MAX_AROUND_WALLS). To count the number of walls around, it is used the 8-neighbour model. However, if t…
map open-source maze free-software maze-generator obstacle maze-generation-algorithms mapgeneration maze-generation mapgenerator obstacle-game
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Generates 2D maps using the Cellular Automata algorithm
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An attempt to create an easy to use map generator for DnD and other tabletops
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fork of Mapgen4 (nicknamed Mapgen4-and-a-half) with the option to import/export generated maps & terrains
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Generates 2D maps using the Cellular Automata algorithm
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Map generator out of OSM and HGT elevation file inputs 🗺️
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Library for generating maps
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