This is the dumbest article I have seen in a long time, it just reads like an advertisement for unproven AI nonsense.

yo I made the thumbnail?!?!?!?

my apologies to anyone who is following me and who reads this, unless you're the dingdong who decided there shouldn't just be an "enable default right click behavior" to electron, and if that DOES exist apologies to everyone but the documentation.

like I was actually amazed at how little work this was compared to all the recursion wierdness I did for the tree. nah, just loop this bad boy for each step in your range, no biggie, apparently.

This approach works well because you can scale it easily to a variety of ranges. I started with the movement tree BC I was overthinking this but this solution is 10x easier. Classic move.

But this effectively just does the "for each square away from origin, draw that many diagonals" per each range.

This shows a path with a "movement cost" of 2, indicated by the green arrows/ incredibly artistic forest tile.

I didnt know exactly how to visualize it costing 2, so I filled it halfway with each step as it went.

doing this from the origin out to every node will give the character full movement.

(the previous gif only shows the north step btw, ran out of space)

Using the tree structure lets us place obstacles in the path, and will automatically adjust to show every possible movement available to the player. This shows how it works with a blocked tile to the south, indicated by a red X.

this for sure looks better in the actual program, I should probably just actually record the screen instead of half-assing it with GifCam but whatever lol

Honestly genshin deserves to be blocked more than the green bay packers do, brb updating my list

as for multiplayer games, If someone gets a goal for free in FIFA on a glitch, the entire experience is trivialized. In something like a fighting game, a glitch that can do something strong (like make moves invincible CvS2 roll cancel style) but counterplay exists, it totally works.