The task of a patroling game is to create an optimal strategy for guards to patrol an area, such as a building complex or a national park. The maps are usually modeled using graphs.
The student's task is to develop an editor to create and edit such a graph. It will be possible to add and remove nodes, edit the parameters of the nodes, and edit the edges connecting the nodes. The editor will also support selecting multiple nodes and bulk edits.
The user can start with a new graph or generate one using a predefined function. The editor will dynamically create an interface for any graph-generating function. The application will also enable loading already existing graphs and saving a graph. Emphasis will be placed on the intuitiveness of the user interface. The student will research existing solutions and appropriate tools.