Create Enemy AI For Your Game - With GDevelop

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We go over a number of simple game enemies, and then a couple more advanced versions that use similar mechanics to enemies in Mario and Hollow Knight. We create AI for patrolling enemies, flying enemies, and enemies that wait in place to attack the player. These tutorials are designed to teach you how to make a game in GDevelop, a no-code, open-source, free, and easy game engine.

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00:00 Most Useful Extension
00:39 Thwomps
02:42 Patrolling Enemies
04:58 Flying Enemies

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Amazing results, I love how it's easy to make new enemies and alter their behaviors. This gives a lot of ideas to build more video games 👀💡

FlorianRival

Great stuff! I love that you include both basic enemy AI and more advanced strategies (which are still easy to do!).
One request: Can you make the bees say "Ya like jazz?"

VictrisGames

Isso não é um tutorial e sim um vídeo de demonstração. É muito rápido e tem muitos detalhes ocultos. Seria muito interessante se fosse disponibilizado o Json do exemplo.🤔

paulomello

Allright.
The Boids Movement extension is by far my favorite. I've just discovered it!!
It gave me the idea of making my main character approach the enemy to attack them.

LuniGDev

both boss and enemies tutorial, I am truly grateful for the gift of blessing (cuz I am having hard time with enemies AI 😅)

Hey_ImEvil

Thanks a lot!
This made me discover the Boids Movement and it just became so much easier to make things follow the player, not just enemies but power-ups as well!

Enrii

Damn thats useful! Thanks Wesley! It solves problem with overlapping enemies too (those fishes movements looks incredible). And also with distance chek you dont have to create enemy's vision hitbox manually. Oh it so much simpler with this information!

simpleserpent

As always this is really helpful for every level of game maker who's using GDevelop.
Please add an else function, sometimes there's one condition that I don't find intended to do, as checking if the sprite is flip or not, that something that l can use the else case to avoid redundant conditions

davidmendezmartinez

The rectangular movement extension update changes so much things for enemy movements! Way easier to animate them

alexandre_

Gdevelop needs an Android port it's definitely possible looking at max2d

ENSANElol

the fact that you made a primal aspid might spark the idea for someone to make a hornet from silksong and some hollowknight silksong enemies in gdevelop, maybe ill do it, but anyway, this vid is very useful as the idea for my first ever game is a cat with a gun who protects a cardboard box from slimes, except i didnt know how to make enemy slimes, thanks!

teacupanimates

You should post this game on gdevelop build, so that newbies can see the entire coding and follow it easily.

jason

Wish you'd show how to properly apply the PlatformerObject to an enemy and disable the controls, that would have saved me an hour of frustration

RareFilesMusic

Why it's so easy to implement? => Because Wesley is a great teacher and GDevelop is easy to use :)

aurel

Hello..i try to use this inside my project but when theres 2 enemy at different places it will follow the 1st enemy movement, when 1 enemy attacking, other enemy when collide with wall didnt turn untill the 1st enemy start walk again. How i can fix this..?

corpuschaos