Im making a game with ai and im having a hard time making mine cuz the ai model is complex as hell. I need to know what kind of model everyone else uses in their scratch ai games cuz i cant look at a finished ai in someones project and make sense of the block soup. So i dont need help making one i just need to know what others use.

It's probably better to go on Youtube for videos of this topic rather than reading walls of text on here…

can you show me the g a m e?

This one uses only 177 blocks and is relatively easy to understand, however it does not use neural networks - so it can't handle data larger than it was trained to do, hence why I called it psuedo-AI (i.e. if it's only trained on 1-digit addition, it will not know 2-digit addition until you “teach” it what it is). However, I doubt this needs to be changed, especially given that neural networks seem to have similar issues that are only usually fixed by training it on more data.

AlexaTrans wrote:

Im making a game with ai and im having a hard time making mine cuz the ai model is complex as hell. I need to know what kind of model everyone else uses in their scratch ai games cuz i cant look at a finished ai in someones project and make sense of the block soup. So i dont need help making one i just need to know what others use.

Scratch is, rather famously, a simple coding language commonly used as a gateway to more complex, non-block-based scripts. Instead of having an LLM do the learning for you, perhaps try messing around with Scratch yourself. The AI craze won't last forever, but knowledge will.

Well, think of the AI, as just outputting numbers when u input numbers. This is just a glorified function. By finding the perfect numbers for the function, you can in theory make an AI