<p>In <a href="/articles/rust-gamedev-ecs-bevy.html">Part 1</a> of this series, I talked
about what ECS is and what it’s good for. In this post, I’ll translate those
concepts to <a href="https://bevyengine.org">bevy</a>, with some code examples. I’ll
finish with the issues I found in bevy and how ECS is kind of the opposite of
how I’m used to thinking.</p>

Automated game design, or AGD, is an artificial intelligence research area all about building AI that can design games. I made this tutorial to help introduce people to the area. It's split into parts, to make it easier to digest:

What is Automated Game Design? - 4:06
Why Automate Game Design? - 17:35
Building An Automated Game Designer - 31:43
Creativity and Communities - 1:15:29
Where Next? - 1:22:34

If you're interested just in the ideas behind the field, I recommend skipping Part 3, which is mostly technical.

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My website: www.possibilityspace.org
Games by me: https://cutgarnetgames.itch.io/
Games by ANGELINA: https://gamesbyangelina.itch.io/
On Twitter: www.twitter.com/mtrc

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Academic Links

METAGAME in Symmetric Chess-Like Games - B Pell, 1992.
Evolutionary Game Design - C Browne, F Maire, 2010.
Towards automated game design - M J Nelson, M Mateas, 2007.
The micro-rhetorics of Game-o-Matic - M Treanor, B Schweizer, I Bogost and M Mateas, 2012.
Aesthetic considerations for automated platformer design…

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