Thanks a lot bro.This video resource has been so much helpful to me.The visualization was more helpful for me to implement this algorithm. ruclips.net/user/shortsqF1TQ6sXjFk?feature=share3
@@peteryu3560, I have the same question. What I'm trying to do is look for cells that are at a distance of 2 in the passage state. If there are multiple cells, choose one randomly and mark the cells in between as passage. Please let me know if you have tried any other approach.
Nah, don't even try this approach. Prim algo runs on a completely different framework compared to A*star, breadth first search, depth first search, etc.. I wouldn't waste my time with this guy's tutorial. Unless you love prim so much that you just can't live without it. @@tanvir-lab
@@tanvir-labauthor make a maze with distance between cells that's equal 1 cell. We can find middle-cell using such method: We have: (x1, y1), (х3, у3) We can calculate middle coordinate(x2,y2): abs(x1+x3)/2, abs(y1+y3)/2 if each coordinate will be an unpaired number or paried number(coordinate can't be equal for example 4.5)
Thanks for making this video. The step-by-step visual for each iteration is extremely useful, and the explanations are very helpful. Thanks again!
А можно код?
Thanks a lot bro.This video resource has been so much helpful to me.The visualization was more helpful for me to implement this algorithm. ruclips.net/user/shortsqF1TQ6sXjFk?feature=share3
The most helpful resource I would ever find on the internet! Thanks.
wait but how do you calculate step 5.2? Set the cell in between to Passage
@@peteryu3560, I have the same question. What I'm trying to do is look for cells that are at a distance of 2 in the passage state. If there are multiple cells, choose one randomly and mark the cells in between as passage. Please let me know if you have tried any other approach.
Nah, don't even try this approach. Prim algo runs on a completely different framework compared to A*star, breadth first search, depth first search, etc.. I wouldn't waste my time with this guy's tutorial. Unless you love prim so much that you just can't live without it. @@tanvir-lab
@@tanvir-labauthor make a maze with distance between cells that's equal 1 cell. We can find middle-cell using such method: We have: (x1, y1), (х3, у3) We can calculate middle coordinate(x2,y2): abs(x1+x3)/2, abs(y1+y3)/2 if each coordinate will be an unpaired number or paried number(coordinate can't be equal for example 4.5)
Thanks
Welcome