artificial emotion

Neoshaman · 2003-09-08T05:14:48

quote:http://www.igda.org/ai/ai_committee.php Nowadays, game AI developers rarely have a chance to work on higher-level AI, like believable and interesting NPCs that can learn, have emotions and complex reasoning and interaction skills, or an automated story-telling system that adapts to a player''s interests. Much more likely, an AI developer will spend her/his time struggling with low-level pathfinding details. what do you think about this?? i am working on an AE system for improving my game, i want to know if there is people which work on the same matter, and i''m interresting in sharing thought on the matter my system is finish yet i have some issue to find useable material on emotions and moods (think a social game as a soap opera as a model for a general emotion focuse experimental game) my system as a preference appraisal system which appraise object and events from their attributes and output an weighted emotion emotion are send to a FMS mood system which switch between mood according to emotion i have avoid need and desire because (in this case), the game make an evaluation of the world and attribute role and fonction to npc the whole problem hear is to find which emotion and which mood and how they interact each other (for a social narratives orianted game not like a simulation orianted game like the sims) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> be good be evil but do it WELL >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Artificial Intelligence Programming

Started by Neoshaman September 03, 2003 11:36 PM

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Predictor

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September 07, 2003 06:43 AM

quote:Original post by Martel
The last game I worked on originally started with fuzzy state machines. It was just like a normal state machine, except the value of some special variables could be used to influence which state to transition to.

The fuzzy system was taken out completely because, for the game we were working on, it didn't make sense to have *less* control over what the AI was doing. In other words, fuzzy was just too inconsistent for that game.

Why would fuzzy finite state machines provide "less" control? Fuzzy systems are supersets of their non-fuzzy counterparts, so one would expect more control. Granted, if fuzziness were not adding anything useful, one could simply drop it, but I'm not clear on why you think one would have "less control".

[edited by - predictor on September 8, 2003 6:14:48 AM]

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