Building Perceptive AI in Unreal Engine (Udemy.com)

AI Perception, Behaviour Trees, and EQS

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Created by: Daniel Orchard

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

In this series we will be learning how to implement a perceptive AI solution where the AI will sense you via sight and hearing
We will also look at how to setup behavour trees and blackboard to react to the player, with shooting mechanics and ability activations
We will be using blueprint throughout, and no C++ will be required to make this work

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In this series I will be showing how to set up two different AI designs, one for a shooter experience, and one for a RPG style AI. We will cover blackboard and behaviour trees, EQS queries, and the AI perception component using sight, sound and damage stimuli. The Shooter example will be a longer, slower example where we will explain everything as we go, and it will use sight and sound to give it elements of stealth AI, along with a working shooting system driven by the AI controller and it's behaviour tree. The Magic AI example will be a more concise, straight to the point demonstration of a different way of working compared to the shooter example, and we will utilise sight and damage stimuli to make a reactionary AI who is able to heal, cast spells, and teleport away from the user using a EQS query. This series also includes a large overview of the EQS system and how to many of the tests work. Who this course is for:
Unreal Engine developers looking to learn how to implement AI into their games, in particular AI which can see and hear and response to those stimuli

Time: 10.5h

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Daniel Orchard

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Im Daniel, I have been working with the Unreal Engine for almost 12 years now, and spent the majority of that employed as a Unreal Technical Director, working with the Film Industry. I have also worked on a number of games, arch-vis, VR and AR projects, and various other mediums. I love to teach and share what I have learned, and help developers who may be experience the problems I also went through.