Game development as well as programming are pretty huge topics. What exactly do you need help with? There's no general "learn to make game tutorial" tutorial that will teach you all you need to know. Regardless of your answer to the question above I can recommend the discord server. There'...

First of all. Please edit your comments instead of submitting 3 responses (also called double / triple posting). This behavior is generally frowned upon. Secondly. If you are looking for specific algorithms. Add all the requirements you have to your post. HPA* and JPS are brilliant solutions if only...

The supertoast screen means your main.lua or .love file aren't found. (on PC. On apps they should be packaged with the apk)

And since it didn't find any game files it can run, it displays a default screen.

Are you sure you built your apk correctly?

Be careful with on the fly flood filling. There's a reason A* is the standard... Or actually it isn't really anymore. Not for all use cases anyway. We do have jps too now (jump point search, a highly optimized A*). Anyway. Point being. Flood fill is a lot slower as it needs a lot more iterations to ...

Hey, I tried Sublime Text and now I am using Atom.io. I have no idea why someone would choose Sublime Text over Atom. It was so painful to get Sublime Text running while in atom all you do is installing one package. You can even install several other handy packages such as a beautifier that beautif...

Honestly. Look into those systems or ideally write your own.

A sublime build system is essentially a config file.

How are you running the game on Linux?

Is it on different machines?

Did you make sure your graphics card is being used on Linux?

As I said. You can drastically reduce the amount of nodes by restricting yourself in certain ways. For example only allowing chunk edges (aka left side) to only be traversable or not. Don't force yourself to use a very specific implementation. The basic idea of hierarchical pathfinding is to abstrac...

Tbh. HPA* is the easiest solution. Or rather any form of hierarchical Pathfinding. If you're fine with some gameplay / chunk restrictions it should be fairly simple to implement (aka an edge is either fully traversable or fully blocked. That makes the whole problem a lot easier as you can just work ...

I'll take a look. Thanks for sharing!