pathing program

does any of you know a program that will map out paths you take in a game

something like this
________0__________
_______/_\_________
______/___\________
_____0_____0_______
____/|\____|\______
___0_0_0___0_0_____
___|__\|____\|_____
___0___0____0______

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A!

any body at all have ant idea

________0__________
_______/_\_________
______/___\________
_____0_____0_______
____/|\____|\______
___0_0_0___0_0_____
___|__\|____\|_____
___0___0____0______

www.graphviz.org
www.opera.com

thank you but why www.opera.com?

ok that is ezastly what i want but is there anything a little more user friendly

>>7
Because I didn't feel like typing http://, so you'd have to copy and paste the link ;)

>>8
How is it not user-friendly?  This is how you learn it anyway:
1. http://www.graphviz.org/doc/info/lang.html
You've got to keep that handy if you wonder where something goes.
2. http://www.graphviz.org/doc/info/output.html
Choose an output format, I use png all the time.
3. http://www.graphviz.org/doc/info/attrs.html
Read if you want to do anything fancy.

Then it's just a matter of writing the node relationships.  Here's a simple example:
digraph {
  Node1 -> Node2;
  Node1 -> Node3;
  Node2 -> Node4;
  Node2 -> Node5;
}
To generate the PNG, save the file as whatever you want, I'll use test.dot here: dot -Tpng -ograph.png test.dot  And there you have it, a wonderful graph in graph.png.  Can't get any easier than that.

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