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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Recursive Flood Fill worked OK on small maps (really small 10x10px), but on anything reaching the size I wanted (300x300px)
stack dumps were aplenty.
In order to remove the stack as such I implemented a queue of "gradient points". The code is just for player 1 at the moment, but adding extra players is just a case of using the "team" variable, and as this was done at 2 in the morning I was more looking at going to bed than functional and elegant code. Saying that, for player 1 it works a treat. Although there is quite a chunk of code (as well as the overhead of a function call) I dont think there is a huge difference in speed between this and the first "algorithm" I tried. |
