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Pathfinding visualizer

🎯 Pathfinding Visualizer

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Project - "Google Maps 0.5"

Team: Beeline Pioneers

Course Instructor : Prof. Clint P. George

In this project, we aim to showcase the how Google Maps work. It provides the best shortest route from a user specified source to destination. The blocks/walls/traffic can be set by the user or using functionalities added for making grids and arbitrary traffic.

Project files

  1. main.py - has entire working of the project (main file)
  2. node.py - has the class used for implementing nodes
  3. button.py - has the class used for implementing buttons
  4. Graphs.ipynb - has the Graphs used to compare different algo
  5. priority_queue.py - has the class used for implementing prioriity_queue
  6. algoCompare.csv - has the csv files containing the data to plot In this project, we aim to showcase the how Google Maps work.

Project Description

It provides the best shortest route from a user specified source to destination. The blocks/walls/traffic can be set by the user or using functionalities added for making grids and arbitrary traffic.The Project is programmed using Python3 and using pygame library.


Contributors

A big shoutout to the our team working hard on this project.


Work distribution

  • Aniket: Algorithms, All Utility Functions

  • Adarsh: Button Class, Pygame, Random Mazes, Exception Handling

  • Rajat : Node class, Visualisations, Random Terrain, File I/O

📷 Screenshots

A* Algorithm -

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Dijkstra Algorithm -

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Acknowledgements

  • Clement (Algoexpert)
  • Tech with Tim (pygame)
  • Google Maps developers

Appendix

  • View the Slides here -> Slides

  • View the executable file here -> Exe file

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