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Programming Game Ai By Example 1st Edition Mat Buckland

Name: Programming Game Ai By Example 1st Edition Mat Buckland
SKU: BELL-2130036
Price: 31.00 USD
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Programming Game Ai By Example 1st Edition Mat Buckland instant download after payment.

Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.42 MB

Pages: 521

Author: Mat Buckland

ISBN: 9781556220784, 1556220782

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Programming Game Ai By Example 1st Edition Mat Buckland by Mat Buckland 9781556220784, 1556220782 instant download after payment.

Programming Game AI by Example provides a comprehensive and practical introduction to the bread and butter AI techniques used by the game development industry, leading the reader through the process of designing, programming, and implementing intelligent agents for action games using the C++ programming language. Techniques covered include state- and goal-based behavior, inter-agent communication, individual and group steering behaviors, team AI, graph theory, search, path planning and optimization, triggers, scripting, scripted finite state machines, perceptual modeling, goal evaluation, goal arbitration, and fuzzy logic.