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1. #SPACE WARFARE SIM LIKE GAMES UPDATE#
2. #SPACE WARFARE SIM LIKE GAMES SIMULATOR#
3. #SPACE WARFARE SIM LIKE GAMES FREE#

Embers of Empire Update – AI Dynamic Navmesh / A Star ExperimentsĮver since this summer I’ve been struggle to make my AI better. Tagged a*, ai, space warfare infinite, space wars, unity jobs.

Posted in Dev Log, Embers of Empire, Videos. I figure paths could be generated async with far enough lead time that the ship wont crash. I also want to add a way to cancel a path if the target moves into the open, etc.Īdditionally, I may tap Unity’s job system to let a new thread handle the pathfinding to keep the program from stuttering as it calculates. This will cut down on lots of searches when an AI is just jumping around one asteroid. Also I could figure out a test that determines if a pathfinding can end at an early node because that node has line of sight. I plan to add a way to check if the path brings the ship to an open shot to the target early thus they can abandon the path. If they get too close to an obstacle and its in the way they ask the A* pathfinder to find a path. One challenge is the A* complexity increases as you add a 3rd dimension since you go from testing 8 neighbor nodes per pass to testing 26! Not to mention the vast playing field makes the grid huge!Ī couple things I am doing- AI ships will still do some Raycasting to see if they just have a clear shot to their target. If I can get it to work, I can get my AI to navigate the giant Ember ships during dogfights much more convincingly. Getting a better understanding of algorithms made me want to tackle A* and see if I could create a version adapted to a 3D space game without grinding the framerate to a halt. Recently I been working on Data Structures and Sorting Algorithms and it made me think back to my pathfinding problems I was working on last fall. (Sorry if I am talking too quietly on video – everyone was asleep in my house!) I have become a better programmer, however, and hope that I can apply some of the things I’ve learned to my gamedev sideprojects. It’s been a bit of gap since my last post and that’s not for want of doing gamedev! I’ve been working on completing a Web Developer program over the last 6 months so I generally have not had much head space to work in Unity and C#.

#SPACE WARFARE SIM LIKE GAMES FREE#

Free flight mode: command your spaceship with unlimited fuel and experience effects of gravity on your trajectories. Relativistic effects of time dilation, length contraction and relativistic doppler shift during interstellar flights

Realistic calculation of fuel requirements using Tsiolkovsky Rocket equation Realistic interplanetary orbits from any planet to any other planet and moon

You'll also be able to run time backwards Timeslider to accelerate/decelerate time. All known extrasolar systems with exoplanets within 50 light years: Real space photographs for all celestial bodies in the Solar System * Haumea and its moons: Namaka and Hi'iaka * Pluto and its moons:Charon, Nix and Hydra * Uranus and its major moons: Miranda, Ariel, Umbriel, Titania and Oberon * Saturn and its major moons: Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, Rhea, Titan, Hyperion and Iapetus * Jupiter and its major moons: Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto All major planets and moons in the Solar System, with their accurate keplerian orbits:

#SPACE WARFARE SIM LIKE GAMES SIMULATOR#

Realistic 3D space travel simulator and planetarium. IMPORTANT: There is a more advanced version of this app available.