Pretty cool I guess, it seems to get stuck for a while on some jumps that are fairly easy though.
I used to have world 1-1 being played by an AIas my screensaver :3: back in the day.
Whats the song?
It's not that impressive. I imagine it as just a few "If x then" loops, nothing more sophisticated then typical NPC AI in current games.
This one is clearly superior:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s3d1LfjWCI[/media]
[QUOTE=rshunter313;19879491]Whats the song?[/QUOTE]
Sounds like Nine Inch Nails.
God damn my eyes. I fullscreened it.
It just feels like Mario is lagging.
This is like the bruteforce of AI.
The robots are going to take over
[QUOTE=TurbisV2;19880442]The robots are going to take over[/QUOTE]
Unless they can go back in time and replay the same scene over and over, no
[QUOTE=johanz;19880489]Unless they can go back in time and replay the same scene over and over, no[/QUOTE]
That is what they want you to think
This ain't no artificial [b]intelligence[/b]. It's just brute forcing all the possible solutions for the given moment to get to the end. The one Populus posted is actually something interesting.
[QUOTE=PelPix123;19882001]The intelligence part is that it learns which possible solution is the right one.
But yeah, that other one is WAY better.[/QUOTE]
It doesn't really learn it. It just remembers what worked at that TIME OF LEVEL, not even the place. If you added a small flat piece in that level somewhere in the middle with no real difference in the actual challenge, it's learned path would totally flop.
[QUOTE=windwakr;19879768]Did you even watch it? He first shows the figuring out a solution to the level, where it goes back a bit if it makes a mistake, then he shows it all playback smoothly.[/QUOTE]
[img]http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs49/f/2009/202/8/6/Dr__Hax_by_Didgeridoo_Dealer.jpg[/img]
the song's Meet Your Master by Nine Inch Nails off of Year Zero.
There's no buzzy beetles in World 1-1. That's silly.
[QUOTE=Risonhighmer;19882703]There's no buzzy beetles in World 1-1. That's silly.[/QUOTE]
Actually in the Gameboy Colour version, if you beat the game, all of the Koopas are replaced with Buzzy Beetles.
[QUOTE=rshunter313;19879491]Whats the song?[/QUOTE]
Meet Your Master by Nine Inch Nails.
[QUOTE=Populus89;19879561]It's not that impressive. I imagine it as just a few "If x then" loops, nothing more sophisticated then typical NPC AI in current games.
This one is clearly superior:
[URL="http://www.facepunch.com/#"]View YouTUBE video[/URL]
[URL]http://youtube.com/watch?v=0s3d1LfjWCI[/URL]
Sounds like Nine Inch Nails.[/QUOTE]
Well the difference is, that's not an NES game (it's Python based). NES games are harder to write AI for since you're looking at registers and can't see the source code to clock ahead like that.
[QUOTE=Ohforf;19882141]So basicly it's just an "AI" that keeps pushing right and tapping the jump button untill it finds a good route.[/QUOTE]
Yeah if you give it too many options to choose from, the search process takes even longer.
[QUOTE=Lt_Captain;19883509]Well the difference is, that's not an NES game (it's Python based). NES games are harder to write AI for since you're looking at registers and can't see the source code to clock ahead like that.[/QUOTE]
Still, it could be summed up with:[CODE]If (Mario fails)
Rewind 1 second;
Do something else then before;
Else
Record taken action/step;[/CODE]
[QUOTE=PartyPancake;19882778]Actually in the Gameboy Colour version, if you beat the game, all of the Koopas are replaced with Buzzy Beetles.[/QUOTE]
I never knew that actually...
:engleft: [I]The more you know.[/I]
[QUOTE=Populus89;19883634]Still, it could be summed up with:[CODE]If (Mario fails)
Rewind 1 second;
Do something else then before;
Else
Record taken action/step;[/CODE][/QUOTE]
Well if all options fail, you need to rewind two seconds, etc, etc. And you need a way to tell which states are favorable, because if you search blindly it would take 2^540 checks since it takes about 540 frames (18 seconds) to complete a level. You would run out of memory before it's finished, or with infinite memory, the sun would have gone super nova before it's finished. You actually need a priority queue to do the algorithm right.
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