DevLog

Developing Rabbits...

Farer

Nov 10, 2024 — 1 min read

The first feeling with weed tiles

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The animations of the Rabbit

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Applying rabbit to map

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Moving on the map

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Removing weed with eating

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Many rabbits on the map

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First completion

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Smooth animation

To be continued...

Research on a new method of pathfinding algorithm for performance improvement

Recently, after adding wolves, I set the wolves' field of view to be wider than that of rabbits and conducted tests, during which I confirmed that the A* algorithm was not performing well. This is because, in the current Breathing World, it uses coordinates that are subdivided into a

Concept Meeting for Wolf Development with GPT

Suggested Settings for Wolf Behavior Predation Behavior Since rabbits are the primary food source for wolves, a wolf will begin searching for the nearest rabbit once its hunger level reaches a certain threshold. If there aren’t enough rabbits nearby or if hunting attempts fail, the wolf can be set

Rendering the map dynamically

0:00 /0:10 1× Initially, I developed the map to be draggable. I also added restrictions to prevent it from going beyond the edges. 0:00 /0:20 1× This time, I made adjustments so that it works properly on larger screens as well. 0:00 /0:16 1×

Weeds and Rabbits

Weeds Weeds are the very first living organisms in the current ecosystem. Starting on barren ground, weeds emerge and go through a life cycle of sprouting, growing, reproducing, and dying. If left unchecked, the entire island will eventually be covered in weeds. Rabbits When weeds reach a certain density, a

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Research on a new method of pathfinding algorithm for performance improvement

Concept Meeting for Wolf Development with GPT

Rendering the map dynamically

Weeds and Rabbits