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I did where I live now, and only got 100/500 (perfect score on the major road, no idea where the rest were). I did my childhood home and got 99/500. My sugges
by jedberg 5y ago
I did where I live now, and only got 100/500 (perfect score on the major road, no idea where the rest were). I did my childhood home and got 99/500.
My suggestion would be to stick to majors and semi-majors (longer through streets). It would be more fun that way.
Also there may be a bug, for the one road I got in the second try, I put the marker dead center of the entire road, but it said I was 4 meters off and gave me a 99, even though the green line was under the pin.
- adamlynch 5y agoThanks for the feedback. I'll definitely fix the pin accuracy and I'm thinking about what to do around street length & difficulty
- dataflow 5y ago> I'm thinking about what to do around street length & difficulty Here's one idea if it might help you get started (though you can polish it): - Mark all "dead ends". - Mark all private streets. - Recursively (or perhaps I should say iteratively, depending on your POV) mark all roads as X that only lead to previously-marked roads. - Non-recursively, unmark each marked road that is both adjacent to an unmarked road AND that satisfies some reasonable heuristic (such as "being within 2 intersections of the center of your circle"). - Also unmark all freeways/highways/expressways/other reasonably-major roads (although few if any of them should be marked at this point) - Delete all marked roads from your list of candidates. This should ensure that every candidate road actually has a non-negligible chance of being at least seen by random drivers, and not just by residents who are forced to drive on it on the way home. You can obviously augment
- adamlynch 5y agoOK thanks but I do need to compute all of this. Plus some roads are broken into a lot of segments so I have to do more work first in finding & joining them up. Hopefully I could do all of it but just saying, it might be too much.