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Intent to Participate: [Episodic Story Embryo ] #65

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kamn opened this issue Nov 2, 2017 · 1 comment
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Intent to Participate: [Episodic Story Embryo ] #65

kamn opened this issue Nov 2, 2017 · 1 comment

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kamn commented Nov 2, 2017


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Super excited to generate something interesting this year.
This year I have a sort of incremental strategy. Not totally sure how much time I can devote but I have some grand plans. The key points are below.

  • Basic "Story Embryo" structure and episodic chapters. Sort of like Story Compiler from 2015.
  • Some world state that persists between chapters(Simulationist)
  • Use some planner that takes PDDL so the characters have plans on how to solve issues. This will be sort of difficult to figure out how to setup a planner but I think possible to use or make one if needed
  • "Personal Worldviews" A global view of how the world works would what is actually possible in a story but characters might have incomplete views and while trying to carry out a plan fail. A simple example is a character wants to get from A to B but there is a C in their way. This means their plan will fail and they will have to get a new plan. I think Talespin used something similar.

There are some other things I would like to investigate but probably are beyond the scope of what I can do.

  • Emotion states. How characters are feeling and how that causes them to change their plans
  • Personality traits. Maybe the four Keirsey Temperaments
  • Conversations. Text templating is easy but I am interested if there is some way to do it deeper.

Going to be using Clojure to do this.

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