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enemy ai
About this tag
This tag covers discussions about implementing enemy AI in Windows Store games using C# and XAML. Content includes techniques for controlling non-player characters, such as movement patterns and decision-making logic, within the context of universal Windows apps. Topics address adapting AI behavior for different input methods like touch and keyboard, and integrating AI into game loops. The tag is relevant for developers building Windows games with custom enemy behaviors.
This guest blog post is the final post of a 3-part series written by Windows developer Jani Nevalainen. Please see the original 3rd post on Jani’s blog Link Removed, and refer to Part 1 Link Removed and Part 2 here.
Moving the ship
When we’re doing a universal app, we have to take in account...
animation
app development
collision detection
enemyai
game development
game loop
game mechanics
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text input
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touchscreen
universal apps
user control
xaml