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    DJMaesen somohow im surprised that there was no cultist jumping out from the corner 😃

      kuligs2 i wish,
      but the creepers in the cave and sewers are the first enemy,
      the cultists reside on a more upper level.
      besides i cant code AI lol

        DJMaesen besides i cant code AI

        No biggie. AI can code itself. Or so I've heard.

          xyz i would like goal orientad action planning for the AI. like in fear
          but please dont ask me how

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            DJMaesen but the creepers in the cave and sewers are the first enemy,

            I feel Civvie11 wont be happy for another sewer level 😃

              kuligs2 haha sewer count 1000 lol, love that dude

              DJMaesen i would like goal orientad action planning for the AI

              Why?

                xyz why? ive played FEAR and it was the best combat i ve ever experienced in gaming. now its all statemachines and behaviour trees

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                  DJMaesen How do you know the "goal oriented action planning" is what makes it the best experience?

                    a month later

                    the project has been sitting collecting dust on git for a long time now. im thinking of making the project open source. since the project is too big to handle on my own.
                    however i dont have experience in managing such a thing. things like updating added working code from contributors etc.
                    if anyone has experience in how to set up and handle such a thing please post 🙂

                      DJMaesen Make a small project for a game jam.

                      DJMaesen from my limited use, its easily googlable, but in concept, you publish repo, then someone forks it, then makes a new branch or not, works on the changes, then the forker makes pull request, that request comes to you as the OG repo, you look at the changes and then decide to merge into the master branch or not.

                      Alternatively you can work with WIP branch on the repo then all the pull requests merge to that branch and test and when its ready for release you merge the WIP branch into the master...

                      It a hassle but workable.. Not sure if github and or gitlab free tiers can do large files.. if i remember there was limits on file sizes etc etc..

                      If you have your own git server, make sure its secure, if there will be lots of traffic, someone will surely try to break it, hack it..