Closed dennisschumann closed 7 years ago
@A---- I'll let you answer.
No, in the current state of the implementation it does not, and most implementations of any pathfinding algorithm.
But you can modify either this A* implementation ( https://github.com/A----/sigma-pathfinding-astar ) or create your own.
You may end up with loads of solutions, which may not be that interesting though. If I understand correctly, you either have some kind of grid-based layout, or changed the pathLength
function to always return 1
(which is more or less the same).
Taking a 5-by-5 matrix of nodes, there are tons of solutions that have the same Manhattan distance between (1,1) and (5,5).
Thank you for your response. This means, that the plugin shows only the first solution. If there are equal solutions, it ignores the others, right? Best regards!
Yes.
Taking a look at the source, it would not be that difficult to push some (but not all) solutions in an array. Check this here: https://github.com/A----/sigma-pathfinding-astar/blob/master/sigma.pathfinding.astar.js#L104
But you'd have to take a closer look if you want solutions like A → B → D → E and A→ C → D → E because, from what I remember, this algorithm only keep one path for each intermediary node.
Thanks!
Hello,
the A* Plugin provides a method to find one (the direct?) path between two nodes. In my example there are several equal paths:
A to B to C and A to D to C. Meant are the paths from A to C.
Is there a way that the plugin return both paths since they are equal to their path langth?
Best regards!