What it does
The sidebar shows each bot's decision distribution in real time, while random mode supplies a no-cost baseline for the same treasure hunt.
Playable demos & bots
A Processing treasure hunt where each robot sees five sectors and Jev chooses its movement and turn size.
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The sidebar shows each bot's decision distribution in real time, while random mode supplies a no-cost baseline for the same treasure hunt.
You can adapt this for a game where characters move on their own. The AI struggles with raw numbers. Your developer writes code to calculate distances first. The code gives the AI simple facts, like a blocked path. Then the app asks several movement questions together.
A developer can open the provided game file to see the robots play. They will need an access key that connects the app to the TypeSafe service. Your developer can edit the text questions to change how the robots decide.