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Simon Willison
@simonwillison.net

In addition to human-vs-in-game-AI and human-vs-human it supports two LLMs playing against each other! That works by pausing the game every 5s for them to think about the game state and queue up commands Here's a replay link for Haiku 5.5 vs GPT-6 Luna: simonw.github.io/battledrones...

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Discordian
@discordian.ca

Did you consider Jev as a player AI for speed? Probably a lot more work to build, but I've been thinking about playing Jev in an RTS for a while. Jev can play chess pretty well.

Dávid
@kispocok.hu

Just an idea: I'm experimenting with decision models, letting them play city builder games. Have you considered to use similar in your rts? I wrote a few lines about, maybe food for your thoughts how to make AI/LLM play in real time substack.com/@kispocok/p-...

substack.comJev plays Caesar III, my childhood video gameCaesar III was released exactly 28 years ago today. I spent nights creating the perfect housing blocks and keeping the gods happy so they wouldn't wipe out my crops and sink my ships.
Paul Spencer
@suchprotech.com

Why is Three.js the de facto implementation for these types of projects? Do we think models aren’t capable of leveraging Unreal/Unity yet?

ritchie
@ritchie.bsky.social

Anecdotally, at least 6 months ago they were very bad at doing typical workflow actions in Unreal since so much stuff was GUI-based and they still hallucinated a lot. I’m sure they’re better now

Simon Willison
@simonwillison.net

No skills used anywhere, just prompts telling it to build with Three.js - though it did have initial sprites that it had generated with OpenAI Images

Simon Willison
@simonwillison.net

Warning if you're going to try this: the audio multiplayer plays a high pitched noise throughout the game - annoying at best, and at worst might give you an actual headache (Natalie: "why do my teeth hurt?")