ActionScript 3.0 :: Pathfinding Through Waypoints?

Apr 30, 2008

I need to create a pathfinding algorithm that goes through some predefined waypoints. Most of the examples I have found are about tile based layouts and the one that comes close to what i need is this:hich, unfortunately, I don't understand.Basically have a movieclip containing three different types of clips: Cities, roads and marked roads where something happens when you cross it.Going from city to city should always result in passing through the blue or orange waypoints jumping from one point to the next nearest point.

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