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Journal Article Procedural Behavior Model using Behavior Tree in Virtual Reality Applications
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Authors
Jinseok Seo, Ungyeon Yang
Issue Date
2019-12
Citation
Journal of Multimedia Information System, v.6, no.4, pp.179-184
ISSN
2383-7632
Publisher
한국멀티미디어학회
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.33851/JMIS.2019.6.1.179
Abstract
This paper introduces a study for procedurally generating the behavior of objects in a virtual environment at runtime. This study was initiated to enable the behavioral model of objects in virtual reality applications to evolve in response to user behavior at runtime. Our approach is to describe the behavior of an object as a behavior tree, and to make a node of the behavior tree change to another type if a certain condition is satisfied. We defined four types of node changes: "parameterized", "probabilistic", "alternate", and "variant". We experimented with a virtual environment that includes a variety of simple procedural elements to explore the possibilities of our approach. As a result of the implementation, if an optimization algorithm that can select and apply the optimized procedural elements in response to the user's behavior is complemented, it is confirmed that more intelligent objects and agents can be implemented in virtual reality applications.
KSP Keywords
Behavior Tree, Behavior model, Behavioral model, Optimization algorithm, User Behavior, User's behavior, Virtual environment, virtual reality applications