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Algorithms are used for calculation, data processing, and automated reasoning. More precisely, an algorithm is an effective method expressed as a finite list of well-defined instructions for calculating a function.
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Action-oriented AI: evasion-algorithm takes much time
I suggest you use Steering Behaviors to simulate these types of behaviour. See this page for an example of evasive behaviour implemented in this way. The basic idea is you only consider simple proper …
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How does the Simple Stupid Funnel Algorithm work?
The algorithm start with a path you found earlier, in this case a list of triangles: The code at the bottom of Mikko's blog post constructs the portals array, which is a list of line segments representing … The algorithm starts with a wide funnel and proceeds by iteratively moving the funnel sides forward along the portal side points (the end points of the line segments) as long as this tightens the funnel …
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Carve river beds into existing 3d procedural generated terrain
Your question is quite broad and underspecified, so in this answer I'll focus on finding river flows. Within the field of computational geometry there is quite a bit of research on the topic of drain …
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