Detailed Description

pathfinders calculate a path between points using different methods
there is a sub-interface for every PathType, this is done so a particular pathfinder can be requested from Dependencies

Inheritance diagram for CityBuilderCore.IPathfinder:

Public Member Functions
bool	HasPoint (Vector2Int point, object tag=null)
	checks if a point exists within the pathfinder for example points on map pathing that are blocked or points for road pathing that dont have a road

WalkingPath	FindPath (Vector2Int[] starts, Vector2Int[] targets, object tag=null)
	attempts to find a path between one of the starts and one of the ends

PathQuery	FindPathQuery (Vector2Int[] starts, Vector2Int[] targets, object tag=null)

Member Function Documentation

◆ FindPath()

WalkingPath CityBuilderCore.IPathfinder.FindPath	(	Vector2Int[]	starts,
		Vector2Int[]	targets,
		object	tag = null )

attempts to find a path between one of the starts and one of the ends

Parameters

starts	collection of one or more possible start points
targets	collection of one or more possible start points
tag	additional pathfinding parameter(road type, walker info, ...)

Returns: the calculated path or null when no path was found

Implemented in CityBuilderCore.GridPathfinding, CityBuilderCore.GridPathfindingBase, CityBuilderCore.GridPathfindingBurst, CityBuilderCore.NavMeshPathfinding, CityBuilderCore.NoPathfinding, CityBuilderCore.RoadManagerBaseMulti, and CityBuilderCore.StructurePaths.

◆ HasPoint()

bool CityBuilderCore.IPathfinder.HasPoint	(	Vector2Int	point,
		object	tag = null )

checks if a point exists within the pathfinder
for example points on map pathing that are blocked or points for road pathing that dont have a road