Search Results for "artificial intelligence python"

Panzer Combat II is a multi-player voice and webcam enabled computer-assisted distributed miniature wargame of World War II tank combat. Firing is done by placing a webcam behind the aiming unit. Distance to target is computed using computer vision. Action inside the tanks is performed on the computer screen while battlefield strategy is played on the miniature terrain. Both camps can use a different laptop or tablet, the game will interconnect. You can try it online :...

QASE is a Java-based API designed to provide all the functionality needed to create game agents in Quake 2. Powerful enough to facilitate high-end research, it is also suitable for undergrad courses geared towards classic AI and agent-based systems.

MILT is designed to facilitate research in imitation learning through first-person computer games. Featuring strategic, tactical and reactive modules, it allows developers to work with their preferred games or take advantage of integrated Quake2 support.

Cerberus is a First Person Shooter Game that incorporates machine learning techniques. The game utilizes Neural Networks to control fighting behavior and Reinforcement Learning to select high level tactics.

This project will provide an interface for using Lightweight Communications Calculus (LCC) to control agents in the Unreal Tournament enviroment. It consists of a prolog-style interperter, LCC parser/IDE,a GUI / LCC editor and interfaces to the Gamebots

Emergent Mercenary is a 3D FPS with strategy overtones, and an excerise in emergent gaming. It should be easy to setup a scenario (e.g. hunt criminal) just by placing characters with certain AI into the game and see them interact.

Project to create a bot for Quake 2 using the FEAR AI Framework in C++. This is research based, and is meant to explore the use of fuzzy subsumption architectures for navigation in three dimensions.

This project attempts to further the development of Java based bots in Unreal Tournament.

TimeSnake is (will be) a real-time, network capable game engine, kept modular to facilitate portability. Emphasis on keeping frame rate high, for a level playing field in competitive gaming. Dragon Fly is the first game using TimeSnake, a 3D fantasy base