beehave
🐝 behavior tree AI for Godot Engine (by bitbrain)
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beehave
Posts with mentions or reviews of beehave.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-06-14.
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How to organize code?
For a beehavioural tree i recommend taking a look at this plugin: https://github.com/bitbrain/beehave
- Any workaround(s) for this odd plugin quirk?
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Testing a new enemy for my top-down shooter.
The enemy is a variation of the alien enemy I already had. The AI is implemented with beehave (https://github.com/bitbrain/beehave). This is just a test map.
- Dev snapshot: Godot 4.1 beta 2
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Has anyone done a comprehensive comparison of GUT versus GdUnit4 for unit testing?
I have used both extensively and I do prefer gdUnit personally. I use it as a unit test solution for my addon called 'beehave'. Do not get me wrong: GUT gets the job done equally well but some of the design decisions of gdUnit I prefer:
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Simulating random walk with placeable pathing
This is my first bout with behavior tree AI programming. I'm using beehave to simulate the square AI to just do a random walk combined with a tileset with a configured navmap.
- bastante curioso el plugin
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Working on AI? Checkout the Beehave addon
Beehave is a tool for building Behavior Trees for different components of your game. NPCs, Enemies, Bosses, or whatever you need to have some sort of behavior tree/AI associated with it. It works in both Godot 3 and Godot 4.
- An attempt to make enemy AI...
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State machines. Learned how and I'm never going back.
There’s a nice behavioral tree addon for godot: https://github.com/bitbrain/beehave
xsm
Posts with mentions or reviews of xsm.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-01-21.
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State machines. Learned how and I'm never going back.
GOAP is extremely cool, but not the best solution for every game. A lot of games don't need dynamic action selection and its associate overhead. I personally like using hierarchical finite state machines for AI. HFSMs have a lot of the benefits that behavior trees have, but it's a bit easier to make them handle events/signals. The extended state machine addon looks like a good implementation, but I personally haven't used it: https://gitlab.com/atnb/xsm
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XSM 2.0 - eXtended State Machine gets major changes (beware: a bit of reading below)
Either through the assetlib, or by cloning the gitlab repo. Be sure to have the plugin activated in your project's preferences.
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General tools a new user should be aware of
This has become a staple for my code. https://gitlab.com/atnb/xsm/
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My thoughts on the topic of visual scripting
https://gitlab.com/atnb/xsm/ https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/1349
- Concurrent State Machine from GDQuest State Machine.
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Can someone explain to me Godot's Scene, Node and Signal Architecture/System in terms of Unity Scenes, GameObjects, Components and Prefabs?
These plugins are explicitly NOT workable if you think in unity. https://github.com/godot-addons/godot-behavior-tree-plugin https://gitlab.com/atnb/xsm/
- What should I delegate to the States used by a State Machine and what should I handle directly?
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State Machine Stuff (Update from Before)
I use this, and it worked really well. https://gitlab.com/atnb/xsm
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I've added a chunk system to my open-source GDNative roguelike map plugin
This addon specifically is like 2 scripts in the addons folder, the plugin script only sets up proper icons, and I love it.https://gitlab.com/atnb/xsm/-/tree/master/
- XSM - eXtended State Machine version 1.5
What are some alternatives?
When comparing beehave and xsm you can also consider the following projects:
godot4-oceanfft - Tessendorf FFT based ocean waves and buoyancy in Godot 4 using compute shaders
godot-dispatch-queue - Threaded and synchronous Dispatch Queues for Godot
godot-behavior-tree - A GDScript implementation of a behavior tree for AI, built through Godot nodes.
godot-behavior-tree-plugin - Behavior Tree implementation for the Godot Engine as an addon in pure GDScript
gdx-ai - Artificial Intelligence framework for games based on libGDX or not. Features: Steering Behaviors, Formation Motion, Pathfinding, Behavior Trees and Finite State Machines
godot-rgmap - A library for managing maps for roguelike games in Godot Engine
Godot-TextEditor - A text editor for the Godot game engine.
HierarchicalFiniteStateMachine - A powerful and easy-to-use Godot plugin for Hierarchical Finite State Machine with visual editing.
godot-coi-serviceworker - A Godot plugin that enables cross-origin isolation for web exports
gd-YAFSM - Yet Another Finite State Machine for godot
godot-replayer-system - Simple Godot cutscene event replay recording and playback engine
beehave vs godot4-oceanfft
xsm vs godot-dispatch-queue
beehave vs godot-behavior-tree
xsm vs godot-behavior-tree-plugin
beehave vs gdx-ai
xsm vs godot-rgmap
beehave vs Godot-TextEditor
xsm vs HierarchicalFiniteStateMachine
beehave vs godot-coi-serviceworker
xsm vs gd-YAFSM
beehave vs godot-replayer-system
beehave vs HierarchicalFiniteStateMachine