RITQuest / News: Recent posts

RITQuest's status has been upgraded to beta. You can actually do something with it now! Points can be added to the database by admins. Read the readme and changelog for more info.

The second release is packed with more functionality then the previous! RITQuest is close to becomming a reality. The main algorithm is in place and works perfectly on a test map. Download now and try it out! test.php demonstrates the usage of the algorithm as well as demonstrates its functionality on 2 seperate test maps.

I've figured out a nice little way to solve the problem I've been having. I have a php implementation of the Dijkstra Algorithm, thanks to phpbuilder and santi900 (Stig). Credit goes to that user for the implementation. It will be uploaded once I've figured out how exactly I'm going to implement it.

Today we've released the pre-alpha version of RITQuest. The RITQuest teams main goal is to create a mapquest-like system for use on a much smaller scale - the RIT campus. The RITQuest engine will be adaptable to fit any small-scale map though, thus allowing other schools or organizations that want easy localized directions accessable to all. This pre-alpha release is mainly only the installer, which needs to be security and bug tested.