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• Questions from a beginner

I would really enjoy learning to programm AI, but as I run through the site I don't see anything that stands out for the beginner. i want to learn to program AI as it applies to video games so what is something that I can start learning to lead me in this direction, but doesn't call on anything else. What is best for me to learn and then to build on?

I am working on a Tic Toe Game and would like to add AI to this. Can someone explain what I will need to know?

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Thursday 14 July, 04:03
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• Ai beginner

Hi

I am also a beginner in AI and I am also making a tic-tac-toe project. (In fact, it is a Gomoku project)

Check minimax tutorial on this site, this is all what you need to start

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Thursday 14 July, 14:41
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• Hey

Thanks for the reply, Two haeds are better than one, if you need some help with something let me know ,I would love to return the favor.

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Friday 22 July, 19:26
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• give this a try

AI application programing it isnt specificly geared towards games but is a great intro for beginners to ai programing and could be applyed to games good luck

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Sunday 24 July, 00:55
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• mm

I would suggest C++ or Visual Basic if you want to learn AI for games. To learn from, I highly recommend 'Gamemaker' (gamemaker.nl. free, but all features needs only a lil money.) Before you go onto programming AI, first see how to make objects do things when you press a button, for example..
when I press up, make the character go up

then you'll be able to do more complex stuff like
//360 movement
x=x+speed*cos(degtorad(direction));
y=y-speed*sin(degtorad(direction));

and then after seeing how the language works, all you have to do for a 'grunt' ai is when something happens, do something, such as for dodging a bullet, i would use the above code, except change direction into the bullets direction and add 90 degrees (so it strafes)

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Thursday 03 November, 00:14
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