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Hands-On Artificial Intelligence with Unreal Engine

You're reading from   Hands-On Artificial Intelligence with Unreal Engine Everything you want to know about Game AI using Blueprints or C++

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788835657
Length 552 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Francesco Sapio Francesco Sapio
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Preface 1. Section 1: The Unreal Framework FREE CHAPTER
2. Making the First Steps in the World of AI 3. Behavior Trees and Blackboards 4. Navigation 5. Environment Querying System 6. Agent Awareness 7. Extending Behavior Trees 8. Crowds 9. Section 2: Designing and Implementing Behavior Trees
10. Designing Behavior Trees - Part I 11. Designing Behavior Trees - Part II 12. Designing Behavior Trees - Part III 13. Section 3: Debugging Methods
14. Debugging Methods for AI - Logging 15. Debugging Methods for AI - Navigation, EQS, and Profiling 16. Debugging Methods for AI - The Gameplay Debugger 17. Going Beyond 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

Why is psychology an important consideration for AI?

By now, you may have begun to suspect why psychology is an integral part of the development of artificial intelligence. Psychology is important because it teaches us about the fundamental reasoning behind how humans think and behave. Therefore, it makes sense for us to find ways to incorporate this into our designs when it comes to personalizing, customizing, and automating experiences for users. When considering the autonomous role of AI within an interactive experience, it must, in some way, align with how we, as players, interact and engage with the virtual world; how we interact with objects, non-roleplaying characters (NPCs), and other players. One way to think of this is via cause and effect. For example, we perform a particular action such as stealing from different characters or behaving badly, and that, in turn, will...

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