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Creating game bots in a few easy steps
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This paper describes the content of our tutorial concerned with the development of artificial intelligence for virtual characters in computer games, so-called bots. The Pogamut platform was chosen for this tutorial.
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September 2009
254 pages
ISBN:9781605586335
DOI:10.1145/1621841
- Conference Chairs:
- Artur Lugmayr,
- Heljä Franssila,
- Olli Sotamaa,
- Pertti Näränen,
- Jukka Vanhala,
- Editors:
- Artur Lugmayr,
- Heljä Franssila,
- Olli Sotamaa,
- Pertti Näränen,
- Jukka Vanhala
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