High Fidelity Alpha Tests – NPC Bots as Assignments

As an example of providing “assignments” to a domain server, the alphas.highfidelity.io forum provided an example to run a number of NPC “bots” on a domain. Instructions (alpha tester login required) are at:

https://alphas.highfidelity.io/t/running-ai-on-windows-with-your-stack-manager/817

The idea is that you use the Domain Server/Stack Manager HTTP interface on, e.g., http://hifi.aiai.ed.ac.uk:40100 and its “Assignments” -> “New Assignment” menu to create a number of instances of an assignment written in Javascript. An example is given of a procedurally controlled walking avatar which can be moved about in a zone that the script specified. The avatar is animated and sounds are produced. The “bot_propcedural.js” script is available (publicly) at:

http://highfidelity-public.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/scripts/bot_procedural.js

This queues the assignments. They can then be started in an instance of an “Assignment Client”.

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The Interface viewer can then be used to log in to te area where the bots were spwaned and seen…

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