A* Pathfinding on a moving object - Moving pathfinding grid

Hello all, didn’t know if this was the right place for this, but i’ve got a question and need an answer so here goes…

I’ve been racking my brain trying to make a working pathfinding system for my game. Every single pathfinding solution i’ve found is a static grid, the path is found and is travelled, but it doesn’t follow with a parent just hangs out where it was initialized.

My game takes place on a grid based construction spaceship actually moving and rotating through space(not faking it somehow by scrolling a background or something) and it has crew that need to path around the ship to get to their jobs. I have yet to find, or create, a system that allows this.

Does anyone know of a A* pathfinding solution that fits the bill? One that can actually operate as a child of another moving object with all of the pawns staying on the grid, that again, is moving with a parent?

I will literally put you in the credits of my game if you can help me, lol. Seriously though, any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

You should try out the A* Pathfinding project from Aron Granberg. On his project page you could also get a slightly reduced but powerfull free version: A* Pathfinding Project

This project covers most of the pathfinding requirements and contains several pahtfinding graph solutions. Another advantage of this project is a strong community forum where Aron itself is active.

I can’t add a comment because i don’t have permission (good one UA). This is not an answer.

@Benjames - sounds logical, i’ll try to do that. so far my attempts to modify the A* project i have (that i’ve used before and works great) haven’t worked out… but i’ll go through it again.

@Hellbound_01 - Granberg’s project was one of the first I tried, given it’s high acclaim in similar questions. It is really awesome, but still doesn’t fit my project. That path made is still a static path, it doesn’t travel with it’s parent as I have yet to find. I will go through it again though. If you know something about it that i don’t, please let me know.