When modeling a character in 3D, we have often felt the inclination to model it in a realistic way. Even though we know that a certain level of stylisation is much more desirable for our games. The same applies for natural effects in real-time. When trying to show rain, the urge to draw every raindrop is great, even though in the most realistic of media (film), raindrops can hardly be seen.<\/p>\n
A similar thing seems to happen when creating autonomous characters. It is very easy to fall into the trap of realism: to analyze human behaviour, break it apart and put it back together.
\nThis reminds me of an imaginary machine I invented as a child to prove or disprove the existance of the supernatural. It was basically a xerox machine for humans, inspired by teleportation. The idea was to analyze the human to be transported down to the level of atoms and then recreate him or her exactly with “off the shelf” atoms. If this copy had a soul, the existance of the supernatural would be disproven.<\/I> \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
A similar thing happens with AI that attempts to be naturalistic: it breaks apart human behaviour and then puts it back together. And in the end result something seems to be missing: the soul is gone! With Drama Princess, we should attempt to create the illusion of the existance of a soul, an not the soul-less copy of a human organism.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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