3D pathfinding in destructible world (Kynapse AI)

This is a demo developed by Kynogon. A path is computed over a rubble of hundreds of objects. An object is not blocking per se, it is the rubble of objects that creates the topological complexity.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• artificial
• intelligence
• game
• middleware
• Kynogon
• Kynapse
• pathfinding
• destructible
• obstacles

[ziaolol]

WUT?!

i was amazed at the end :O

[TwistedAcid]

Crackdown's AI was terrible. This AI looks really good. I'm guessing that Crackdown uses an outdated version?

[VforVelez]

Awesome... i think it would response something like:

"do i need learn how to fly?" :P

[deathbyaccident]

this pathfinding is done in nodes and waypoints, not tiles :)

[ChristopherKlaus]

is it a public software, or what? amazing.

[mangakid19]

Why don't they let indie developers have a trial? I might have gotten it if it were available to try.

[MediaFilter]

Major respect to the people at Autodesk on this one. This is fairly awesome work IMO.

Just don't expect this kind of performance in games, where a ton of other subsystems (or entity AIs) are eating 80% of your available processor time.

[anaselhaouat]

@WTFradamanthys no

[BloodBaker]

There are other AI solutions where you can direct download their AI solutions, navmesh generation, pathfinding, movement etc. from their web-site for free. Try out google.

[1Gabrielo1]

of which page Web I can lower the Autodesk Kynapse, but that is not torrent, I need please it urgent

Thanks

[WTFradamanthys]

does kynapse and humanik works on mac??