GitHub

Utility AI for Unity is a good solution for choosing an action based on different utility considerations. Usually, it's used for AI.

This repo is a regular Unity package. You can install it as your project dependency. More here: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/upm-dependencies.html. The library ...
GitHub

Tool that allows the modification of script files offered in ANIM and CROWD powered visual novels (created by SIS Planning).

How are *_sce.dat files created? While the code also documents how these files are structured, here it is also the same information on a more accessible manner. This engine has an interesting quirk: ...
Variety

‘Wicked: For Good’ Script Changes Improve Disability Representation, but Issues Remain

Since its release back on Nov. 21, I’ve had several social media followers and friends ask me: “What did you think of ‘Wicked: For Good?’” There’s a hidden undercurrent to this question. They aren’t ...
IEEE

Visual Scripting in Unity: A Comparative Analysis of Existing Frameworks

Abstract: This paper explores the use of visual scripting languages in game engines, particularly in Unity, comparing different third-party frameworks. The typical applications of visual scripting in ...
Deadline.com

‘Wicked: For Good’: Read The Screenplay For The Film That Follows The Yellow Brick Road All The Way To ‘The Wizard Of Oz’

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the scripts behind the awards season’s most talked-about movies continues with Wicked: For Good, the second film in the Jon M. Chu-directed ...
Indiatimes

When Akshaye Khanna spoke on acting, instinct, and longevity: 'Without a good script and director, you are nothing'

In an earlier interview with ETimes, Akshaye emphasised that evolution is non-negotiable for an artiste and warned that creative stagnation can be dangerous. Highlighting the limits of individual ...
thenightly

REVIEW: Avatar: Fire and Ash: Weakest franchise entry yet? ‘Bro, you good?’ script clangers don’t help

Always leave ‘em wanting more. Whether you attribute this old showbiz adage to PT Barnum or Walt Disney, James Cameron would’ve been wise to heed it when it came to Avatar: Fire and Ash. The third ...