Hello Im making an rpg maker xp game and I want to use a ai like in ultima 1. Im going to get a script that makes the gameplay turn based like ultima 1. knowing that would it be possible to make ai like ultima?
I want ai like in this game (( skip to 1:33 ))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFUqtFORKsk
Is it possible to make basic ai using ruby?
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Re: Is it possible to make basic ai using ruby?
Hey, I can't watch the video at work, and I'm not acquainted with RPG/game maker, but I will say that you can do whatever kind of gameplay/AI/logic that you please in Ruby.
Re: Is it possible to make basic ai using ruby?
Ok thanks I dont know how to yet. But I needed to know that for motivation to actually learn ruby.GyroVorbis wrote:Hey, I can't watch the video at work, and I'm not acquainted with RPG/game maker, but I will say that you can do whatever kind of gameplay/AI/logic that you please in Ruby.
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Re: Is it possible to make basic ai using ruby?
yes, it is quite possible. Ruby is pretty flexible, and if this is something for RPG Maker then you can do some real customizable shit with the integrated Ruby, too.
I saw a badass Secret of Mana menu system for it once, that was all customized with Ruby in that engine.
I'm not big on makers, or pre-existing engines, unless it's Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer because you can use lua and stuff witn that, also, that's what I grew up with, and it's great for simple projects instead of spending some much time in code.... My buddy Joakim did the Noitu Love games in Multimedia Fusion 2, and those games are THE BEST. His newest game coming out was made in it too.
But yes, I have been shown some AI stuff done with Ruby, more than possible.
I saw a badass Secret of Mana menu system for it once, that was all customized with Ruby in that engine.
I'm not big on makers, or pre-existing engines, unless it's Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer because you can use lua and stuff witn that, also, that's what I grew up with, and it's great for simple projects instead of spending some much time in code.... My buddy Joakim did the Noitu Love games in Multimedia Fusion 2, and those games are THE BEST. His newest game coming out was made in it too.
But yes, I have been shown some AI stuff done with Ruby, more than possible.
Re: Is it possible to make basic ai using ruby?
Thanks XD you get a locat also!Andy K. wrote:yes, it is quite possible. Ruby is pretty flexible, and if this is something for RPG Maker then you can do some real customizable shit with the integrated Ruby, too.
I saw a badass Secret of Mana menu system for it once, that was all customized with Ruby in that engine.
I'm not big on makers, or pre-existing engines, unless it's Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer because you can use lua and stuff witn that, also, that's what I grew up with, and it's great for simple projects instead of spending some much time in code.... My buddy Joakim did the Noitu Love games in Multimedia Fusion 2, and those games are THE BEST. His newest game coming out was made in it too.
But yes, I have been shown some AI stuff done with Ruby, more than possible.
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