are there any neural networks you can train to play platformer levels?
like a sprite with pre mad code i can have in the backpack?

lol glad someone reply'd' to this when it was posted a year ago. =

WrongfulRanger0 wrote:

Hello! I'm not sure if this counts as an “advanced topic”, but nowhere else seemed fitting.

I have recently started to get into AI, and my research and experiments have had some surprising results. However, I don't want to keep these experiments all to myself; it'd be a lot more fun to see what the Scratch community could make with neural networks.
As I made a new project to try and create a script that could run an LSTM RNN similar to this program on Github, I suddenly realized that I had no clue on how to make one in something like Scratch.
I wondered, is it even possible to make a working machine learning algorithm in Scratch? Sure, it'd be a nightmare for even the best Scratchers, but is it possible? And if so, how would one accomplish this?

I accually did a small neural net of 2 layers and 1 input but its in need of use right now hes just used as a thing that runs away from things with AI I am still working on treatment as he trains like this : make mutation check if better than prev version if not then do a diffrent mutation instead

sticks2016 wrote:

are there any neural networks you can train to play platformer levels?
like a sprite with pre mad code i can have in the backpack?

mine might do but then if it rounds to zero make it jump
and limit speed (else your AI will teleport around and stuff)

sticks2016 wrote:

lol glad someone reply'd' to this when it was posted a year ago. =

I am here now for A bit cuz I wanted to make a chat bot but now I just end up only helping other players no chatbot