Trémaux's Algorithm

Generator98

Hello community,

I am currently working on Scratch project to solve mazes. To solve them I am planning to use the Trémaux's Algorithm. I know there are other algorithms which are easier to code, but I already coded them in Scratch like the Wall Follower or the Pledge Algorithm. Problem with this Algorithm is that it is not memory Free and I dont know how to code it.

I am not asking for the perfect solution, just for help like how to start or how to think.

Thank you for your help
Kind regards,
Generator98

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What do you mean by “memory free?”

I looked up the algorithm on Wikipedia. You'll want to start by defining a data structure to represent the paths.

Blaze349

Generator98 wrote:
Hello community,

I am currently working on Scratch project to solve mazes. To solve them I am planning to use the Trémaux's Algorithm. I know there are other algorithms which are easier to code, but I already coded them in Scratch like the Wall Follower or the Pledge Algorithm. Problem with this Algorithm is that it is not memory Free and I dont know how to code it.

I am not asking for the perfect solution, just for help like how to start or how to think.

Thank you for your help
Kind regards,
Generator98

I would use a list of nodes tor represent the maze. Each node would have a number representing how many times it has been marked and a list of addresses to the other paths.

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Generator98

I would use a list of nodes tor represent the maze. Each node would have a number representing how many times it has been marked and a list of addresses to the other paths.

Thank you for your help! I understand how to make a list for nodes but I dont understand the thing with the adresses and the number of visits.

Generator98

Blaze349 wrote:
Generator98 wrote:
I would use a list of nodes tor represent the maze. Each node would have a number representing how many times it has been marked and a list of addresses to the other paths.

Thank you for your help! I understand how to make a list for nodes but I dont understand the thing with the adresses and the number of visits.

Last edited by Generator98 (July 26, 2017 13:00:39)

Blaze349

Generator98 wrote:

I would use a list of nodes tor represent the maze. Each node would have a number representing how many times it has been marked and a list of addresses to the other paths.

Thank you for your help! I understand how to make a list for nodes but I dont understand the thing with the adresses and the number of visits.

An address is simply a value that points to where the other path is in the list.

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Generator98

Blaze349 wrote:

I would use a list of nodes tor represent the maze. Each node would have a number representing how many times it has been marked and a list of addresses to the other paths.

An address is simply a value that points to where the other path is in the list.

Thanks but how is it possible to represent the whole maze as a sumber of nodes? I mean the figure, the spirte doesnt know where the other nodes are. The figure only know what in front of him is.

Last edited by Generator98 (July 26, 2017 14:05:16)

Blaze349

Generator98 wrote:
Blaze349 wrote:
I would use a list of nodes tor represent the maze. Each node would have a number representing how many times it has been marked and a list of addresses to the other paths.

An address is simply a value that points to where the other path is in the list.

Thanks but how is it possible to represent the whole maze as a sumber of nodes? I mean the figure, the spirte doesnt know where the other nodes are. The figure only know what in front of him is.
You use a linked list.

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gtoal

if it is a 2D grid maze, use an array. If it is a bunch of disjoint locations randomly connected, use linked lists.

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