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Multi-Agent path planning in Python
Python implementation of a bunch of multi-robot path-planning
multi_agent_path_planning is a Python-based implementation of multi-agent pathfinding algorithms for coordinating multiple agents in shared environments without collisions. It is useful in robotics, warehouse automation, and gaming AI. -
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Game of Giants - 2 player AI
2 Player (Bot or Human) AI Gaming
Game of the Giants is a two-player board game which is played on a 10x10 grid of cells. Each player has four giants having initial configuration as shown in starting stage. A move consists of two subsequent actions: 1. One moves one of one's own giant one or more empty squares in a straight line (orthogonally), exactly as rook moves in chess, it may not cross or enter a square occupied by a giant or an arrow. 2. After moving, the giant shoots an arrow from its landing square to another... -
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Aliza Gaming API
An extensible development framework for roleplay games.
...Download the latest version, explore the detailed documentation, and join the community of developers pushing the boundaries of gaming technology. -
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This project is an integration of the ALIVE framework, based on Organisational theory, into commercial games, providing game AI developers with tools to model gaming scenarios using social structures.
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