How to get Basic AI working with T3D - New Video -
by Justin P Greer · in General Discussion · 08/30/2010 (6:34 pm) · 5 replies
There really was no docs on how to do this with T3D so I began the mission of trying to figure it outon my own with the help of a few people on the forums.
Special Thanks to
Steve
For Setting me straight. Even though it is pretty simple and basic knowledge for the common scripter, it was a pain in the butt for me. So instead of posting how to do it again somewhere in writing I figured I would make a video on how to do it. I seem to learn better that way. So I hope this helps other new comers using T3D.
You can find the video on youtube at
www.youtube.com/watch?v=97fERgx8GVc
or just watch the embedded video below:
Special Thanks to
Steve
For Setting me straight. Even though it is pretty simple and basic knowledge for the common scripter, it was a pain in the butt for me. So instead of posting how to do it again somewhere in writing I figured I would make a video on how to do it. I seem to learn better that way. So I hope this helps other new comers using T3D.
You can find the video on youtube at
www.youtube.com/watch?v=97fERgx8GVc
or just watch the embedded video below:
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#2
Great to view a Resource as it's stepped thru Justin! Keep up the good work.
Need a bit of editing on the narrative, but that will come with each one you do[from someone who has produced a few video 'guides']...lol. Definitely helps to 'script' or 'block' your production from beginning to end....[from someone who is a show business 'professional'].
Don't forget every 'good' story has a 'beginning', 'middle', AND 'ending'....helps break things down for the human brain.
So, for something such as this; (beginning): tell audience what they're going to learn, (middle): walk thru the steps needed for success, (end): go back over what the lesson was about and and how we achieved it-sum it all up
A very good start!
08/30/2010 (8:30 pm)
"...I tell ya folks; it's harder than it looks..."Great to view a Resource as it's stepped thru Justin! Keep up the good work.
Need a bit of editing on the narrative, but that will come with each one you do[from someone who has produced a few video 'guides']...lol. Definitely helps to 'script' or 'block' your production from beginning to end....[from someone who is a show business 'professional'].
Don't forget every 'good' story has a 'beginning', 'middle', AND 'ending'....helps break things down for the human brain.
So, for something such as this; (beginning): tell audience what they're going to learn, (middle): walk thru the steps needed for success, (end): go back over what the lesson was about and and how we achieved it-sum it all up
A very good start!
#3
Yea I am going to redo the video here and change my resolution to something different, so hopefully the screen clears up and also make sure I have a script to go off of.. LOL
08/31/2010 (5:07 am)
Wow, I totally forgot to say something about uncommenting the AIManager.delete()Yea I am going to redo the video here and change my resolution to something different, so hopefully the screen clears up and also make sure I have a script to go off of.. LOL
#4
Thank you for putting in the time and effort.
08/31/2010 (10:57 am)
Outstanding, Justin! I can't wait to use your tutorial but I'll wait until you redo it. I started watching it and the resolution was too low so I stopped for the time being.Thank you for putting in the time and effort.
#5
08/31/2010 (5:33 pm)
Ok So I have Updated the video for better resolution and it came out pretty good quality wise lol but for narrating.. Well Umm you will see, but I am pretty sure it gets the point a crossed on how to get the basic AI working. 
Associate Michael Hall
Distracted...
When you're modifying gameCore.cs to uncomment the AIManager creation in function startGame() don't forget to also uncomment the AIManager.delete() line in the endGame() function right below it.