Documentation
Features
Specs:
- Available for unity indie as well as pro licensees.
- Can run on all Unity target platforms.
- Requires no additional installations at runtime.
Features:
- Implements behaviour trees.
- Re-use common behaviour by reference.
- Drag and drop editor interface inside the unity editor.
- Simple connection to character actions via C# interface.
- Designed trees are built to .NET assembly code for maximum performance.
- Action and decorator handlers are reflected automatically runtime.
- Runtime behaviour tree debugger.
Runtime reference
The Behave runtime is small and efficient. Few points to list here, but quite a bit description needed.
Video tutorials
External material
- “Behavior trees for next-gen game AI” article and video presentation by Alex J. Champandard of aiGameDev.com.
An account is required to view the video, but subscription is free. - “Introduction to Behaviour Trees” by Bjoern Knafla for #AltDevBlogADay.
A nice introduction to how behaviour trees work – including examples. Choice and naming of component differs a bit from Behaves component set, but everything in the article is achievable with the Behave components. - “Oh, Behave! AI with behaviour trees in Unity and C#” video masterclass by me for AIgameDev.com.
This video goes through some of the inner workings of Behave – including its compiler and code generation structure. An AIgameDev Premium account is required to access this video.
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Hi there
The sound is very low on those videos, does any ‘starting from scratch’ tutorial exist in text format? (annoying how we can’t increase the volume over 100% on windows, would help here)
Thanks
Hey Diego
This is the first I hear of audio issues on this recording. Unfortunately I no longer have the text material related to it as it was recorded a while back. Maybe a different video player would help?
hi, do I have so poor download transfer or it is your server containing videos so loaded? Could you public them on YT also ?
Have a nice day:)