I recently started reading the book Artificial Intelligence for Humans, Volume 1: Fundamental Algorithms by Jeff Heaton. Upon finishing reading the chapter Normalizing Data, I decided to practice what I had just learnt to hopefully finally understand 100 % of a special algorithm : …

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In our 3D game (miimii1205), we use a dynamically created navigation mesh to navigate onto a procedurally generated terrain. To do so, only the A* and string pulling algorithms wer…

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Last month, I made a pretty simple dungeon generator algorithm. It's an organic brute force algorithm, in the sense that the rooms and corridors aren't carved into a grid and that it stops when an area doesn't fit in the graph.…

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First off, here's a video that shows the unit vision in action : 

So, what is the unit vision? It's a simple mechanism that notifies a unit when another unit enters its vision field. It also takes into acc…

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I have integrated the zone separation with my implementation of the Marching Cubes algorithm. Now I have been working on zone generation.

A level is separated in the following way :

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Recently I've been tackling with more organic low poly terrains. The default way of creating indices for a 3D geometry is the following (credits) :

A way to create simple differences that makes the geometry slight…

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A friend and I are making a rogue-lite retro procedural game. As in many procedural rogue-lite games, it will have rooms to complete but also the notion of zones. The difference between a zone and a room is that a zone is open air whil…

I integrated LibGDX's Behavior Tree AI module into our roguelite, vaporwave and procedural game, which is made use the jMonkey Engine 3.1.

I then created the following behavior :

- Follow enemy

- Search the enemy's last recorded position

- Return back to initial chase position

- Stop the chase after a c…

Today, I finally finished the following features :

Here is a video demonstrating those features :

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This is a simple world made of chunks of 32³ voxels. The world itself is not static : as you can see on the top of the image, chunks only exist if ther…