Latest PathEngine SDK adds scalable data generation |
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PathEngine has just announced that their PathEngine pathfinding and agent movement SDK - the muscle behind titles such as Granado Espada and Titan Quest - has just been updated to release 5.06.00. This release adds support for tile by tile construction of individual meshes for PathEngine's existing mesh federation mechanism, used for pathfinding across sets of discrete but overlapping tile meshes.
The mesh federation functionality is essentially a way of splitting a very large world into smaller chunks. At the same time, it guarantees seamless pathfinding across the boundaries between these chunks and doesn't put any constraints on the way geometry is placed with respect to the chunk boundaries. These chunks can then be distributed across servers to manage very large numbers of pathfinding agents, such as in the case of massively multiplayer online games.
The SDK includes extensive integration with the 3DS Max and Maya content platforms, making it very accessible to videogame developers.
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