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For better visualization during development, I added a map (lower right) that shows how NPCs move (red dots). I my test, they start to walk to the street in the center, then following that street. Next step: zombie herds, bandit gangs, adventurers etc. moving across the map.

Wolfram von Funck

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YUNG2 years ago

Bro, the sheer amount of pathfinding going on at once is insane. I know you said it was based on A* but I'd love to learn more about your algorithm and the optimizations you do to make it so performant!

Topotoy Labs2 years ago

Debug visualization: my favorite type of post! It all looks awesome.

Jeff Dehut2 years ago

I’m so glad you are still working on this project. Keep it up!

Mechadeuce2 years ago

Did I just have a Cube World update appear on my tl in the year of our lord 2023? It's nuts you're still working on this, AND that it's looking good. Mad respect.

Salty 🧂2 years ago

Man maybe not only zombi herd perhaps it could be like a group of animal or even a “boss monster” from a biome in a crusade to conquer the other Example: a desert boss monster with a bunch of desert enemies in a jungle biome for They could even attack adventurers and villages.

Iokko2 years ago

Always glad to have some news ! 😁

Pinky🌸2 years ago

Looks super interesting, so many possibilities

STinK🦖🇵🇱🏆🔟2 years ago

Im not buying your scam of a game again

LukeyWolf2 years ago

The scam continues

Carl 2 years ago

Weeks and weeks of update videos then gonna disappear again, Wollay? Or, are we actually getting the updates this time?

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