Custom AI Coding Tutorials

[NocturnalHyper]

Now I'm not much of a creator myself necessarily, but I always find characters with bad AI and wish I could fix that. I was wondering how exactly to code AI so that I can just modify the bad AI code myself in order to make the characters better to watch. You don't need to give directions here if you don't want, just lmk about any good sites for that if you want

[Pulloff]

Now I'm not much of a creator myself necessarily, but I always find characters with bad AI and wish I could fix that. I was wondering how exactly to code AI so that I can just modify the bad AI code myself in order to make the characters better to watch. You don't need to give directions here if you don't want, just lmk about any good sites for that if you want

That's why I prefer coding with the Seravy method. It isn't integrated with the .CNS file with the rest of the player code. It's separate in the .CMD file instead. I feel that it's easier to edit if someone doesn't like something about my character, and they can just change it however they want.

[Bloodknight356]

i need a aang mugen with more aggressive ai

[imjoeimjoe]

Yeah me too.

[mugenuser69]

My personal go-to is writing AI in State -2. Just copy over the command controllers, change the triggers to whatever you'd like and it should work.

[SteelHammers]

Modifying AI can't really be taught with a simple tutorial. It's not a one size fits all kind of thing since the level of difficulty with modifying depends on how the Author choose to code it. If you actually want to modify it enough to notice a substantial change, then you actually need to know what you're doing, especially if it's a complex AI with variables and AI triggers all planted throughout the .cmd and .cns files. This is not even accounting for AI's with multiple changestate values nested inside a single changestate.