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Matt_dev wrote: Interesting problem. I'd probably handle this by letting motives drive utility scores rather than having separate behavior priorities, so behaviors are selected dynamically based on the creature's current …
Interesting problem. I'd probably handle this by letting motives drive utility scores rather than having separate behavior priorities, so behaviors are selected dynamically based on the creature's current needs. I'd …
Interesting project! One approach that came to mind is separating "motives" from "behaviors" and using the motive scores only to determine priority. Then each behavior could evaluate whether it's actually …
Quest Machine works very similarly to everything described above. When a quest giver generates a quest, it: Generates a world model - a list of facts about the world, such …
I'm actually working on this right now! What you've described is a much more rudimentary system than what I've built. Instead of calling them "motives" like you, I call them …
Some time ago, I started working on NPC creatures for my simulation game. I'm currently focused on refactoring the behavior code to an object-oriented system with automatic sorting based on …
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