Effective team strategies using dynamic scripting
作者： Robert G. Price , Scott D. Goodwin
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摘要: Forming effective team strategies using heterogeneous agents to accomplish a task can be challenging problem. The number of combinations actions look through enormous, and having an agent that is really good at particular sub-task no guarantee will perform well on with members different abilities. Dynamic Scripting has been shown way improving behaviours adaptive game AI. We present approach modifies the scripting process account for other in game. By analyzing agent's allies opponents we create better starting scripts use. Creating points minimize iterations needed learn strategies, creating overall gaming experience.
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