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I plan on implementing the Physics Engine from Horizon Zero Dawn... I need help

PHOBOSS

Tomcat ah, I stand corrected.

PHOBOSS

Tomcat you think that their AI can handle stuff like birds, insects and cephalopods? Im not really familiar with their AI system but if its anything close to Nvidia's, I can guess that they use a base rig and train the ai on that. So far I dont see any octopus, humingbirds or centipede being showcased yet.

Tomcat

PHOBOSS you think that their AI can handle stuff like birds, insects and cephalopods?

It's better to ask them, I don't know their capabilities. But I suppose it's better to start with something simple.

Octopuses live in water, insects have slightly different physiology than mammals… in my opinion, AI which is supposed to be so universal, needs to take into account so many too different factors like habitat (water or air), body structure… etc. In my opinion such a project is cooler than an open world implementation…

PHOBOSS

Tomcat I hopped into their Discord and asked. Turns out they only use the neural network on humanoid rigs:

Tomcat

Realistic character animation in games using AI:

AI4Animation: Deep Learning for Character Control

spacecloud

https://github.com/godot-jolt/godot-jolt

PHOBOSS

spacecloud
Oh, looks like someone beat me to it... sorry for making you guys wait that long. I'll do what I can to help out in the repo.

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