AI Learns to play JUMP KING
Code Bullet・16 minutes read
Code Bullet introduces Code Bullet Doc Mode to prevent retinal damage from watching videos. Jump King is a frustrating game, with the creator deciding to remake it from scratch and adding an AI to play it for him, focusing on perfecting game mechanics and aesthetics while developing an AI to play the game.
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- Code Bullet introduced Code Bullet Doc Mode to protect viewers' eyes from potential retinal damage while watching videos, showcasing a commitment to user well-being.
- The creator's detailed process of remaking Jump King, with a focus on refining game mechanics and aesthetics, culminated in the completion of all levels, the addition of AI gameplay, and plans for a new channel, highlighting dedication to continuous improvement and innovation in content creation.
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A feature to prevent retinal damage from videos.
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"Jump King: Creator Develops AI for Game"
- Code Bullet introduces Code Bullet Doc Mode to prevent retinal damage from watching videos.
- Jump King is a frustrating game akin to Mario and Getting Over It, with the creator admitting to being bad at it.
- The creator decides to remake Jump King from scratch and add an AI to play the game for him.
- The process involves coding the jumping mechanics, collision logic, and implementing wall collisions.
- Issues arise with collision handling when multiple collisions occur, leading to a need for prioritizing wall bounces.
- The creator focuses on aesthetics before finishing game mechanics, using a grid system for accurate placement.
- Perfecting the jump height is crucial to game balance, achieved after multiple adjustments.
- The creator completes all 44 levels of the game, adding sound effects and addressing slippery and blizzard areas.
- An AI is developed using an evolutionary algorithm to generate and evolve "Jumpy boys" to play the game.
- The fitness function is defined based on player movements, with incentives added for optimal gameplay.
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"Game Editing Success and Sponsorship Thanks"
- The creator expresses satisfaction with a game they edited down from a three and a half-hour run to 10-15 minutes, planning to upload the full version on a second channel called Code Bullets Day Off, focusing on the AAA learning process in different levels with chill music in the background.
- Despite the delay caused by Elden Ring's release, the creator thanks NordVPN for sponsoring the video and hints at upcoming content on both their main channel and the new one, Code Bullets Day Off.
