Description

A library that started doing A searching in various data-structures. Now it has evolved to a more general game-world representation library. The old discreet A code is still there, but now it also sports a QuadTree, a tree data-structure commonly used to represent objects in a 2D world. Features inherent in this data-structure is fast collision detection and fast object movement.

The "pride and joy" version 0.1.0 has not been released yet, and will not be for a long time, but the code is very usable right now, get it from my Repository.

Resources

• ChangeLog
• Documentation
• Various Eye Candy

Authors

• Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen halfdan@halfdans.net
• Michael Junge junge@isr.uni-stuttgart.de
• Pierre Sarrazin sarrazin@sympatico.ca
• Niels Elburg nelburg@looze.net

Inspirational sources (highly recommended):

• Amit J. Patel
• Justin Heyes-Jones