X += grid_node_width # for ever item/number in that row we move one 'step' to the right X = 0 # for every row we start at the left of the screen again Y = 0 # we start at the top of the screen # we use the sizes to draw as well as to do our 'steps' in the loops. If you only want to display the grid, here is a simple working solution: import pygame

I am not sure why you have all those variables (v,w,x,y,z), you only need an x and a y coordiante. Your visualizeGrid function is a lot more than you actually need. Print(id_str(path=self.path, start=start, end=end)) Print('operations', ns, 'path length:', len(self.path))

#- find a path(runs) and the length of the finished path(path) #The find_path function returns 2 values, the amounrs of times it runs to. Self.finder = AStarFinder(diagonal_movement=DiagonalMovement.always) To any familiar with pygame is there anyway to get the Grid/grid.node() information from the pathfinder? thatd make this a bit easier i think from import Gridįrom _star import AStarFinder Also just theory is fine too I don't necessarily need a code solution just wann wrap my head around this. the main problem is in the second, I put the first here just for context. So my question is how can i Get this to display a 4x4 grind like my matrix, with each square properly spaced? The code was split into 2 files. However, when I try the boxes get further and further away and it infinitely loops. So I'm new to both pathfinding and and pygame but I'm trying to visualize the matrix into a grid in pygame.

Pathfinder grid maps