was NEAT video ever published?

was the next video combining genetic algorithm with nural network brain ever published?

Im officially a nerd, i really enjoyed this explanation, id heard the term procedural animation, but never got to know exactly what it was, now i do, thanks a lot

Thx, this really helped me, I love the illustrations!

Hi, I have no Idea of coding or animation. I loved the video. Can you tell me how to start doing it? Where do I start?

The fitness function could use the actual distance through the maze to the exit. You start with the exit and give it a value of 0. Then all subsequent squares attached to it are 1, then 2 and so on.

This feels like a master's thesis in comp sci animation

😂 If every paper is represented this way, we all are professor 👨‍🏫

Felt very simple honestly, but that means it's good education

Your presentation skills and ideas are incredible, immediately subscribed. Thank you for sharing this knowledge!

I love the quality of these videos! WHat Video editor do you use?

I love this video!

Only 3 vids. Pls make more , this was so well explained! 💜

This works so fucking well. The animations feel pretty fluid. I am lazy and I love it.

try animals with a lot of legs

Nice work very impressive.

Cute as hell

Amazing video!!!! At 3:22, how did you get the outline of the snake to be that smooth just by connecting the dots?

Great ! Super ! Thank You for sharing !

Please do this in blender

What we play around with now have been in use for over a decade

amazing work!!

3:58 "The idea is simple" *Failboat flashbacks*

I watch very few videos that give me those “ah hah!” or “lightbulb” moments. This was one of them!

Nice work.

I am learning Houdini. This is very inspiring. And a great challenge to get this adapted into VEX or python.

There are no “bad mutations” from an evolutionary standpoint. There is only common and uncommon (bell-curve).

Wow this is impressive! Keep it up 🎉

So this is how rain world makes movement... interesting!

You could make a good mouse pointer with this

Wonderful video, thank you for making such a scary concept suddenly seem so simple!

Java ugh... Is there something powerful in python?

I would love to see the working code for this using typescript + motion canvas.

Really nice 🙂💯 but can I ask what software you use to produce these animations? I am a game Dev and I am confident in unreal blueprints and GameMaker. I'm thinking that I could apply many of the techniques in GameMaker but I'm very curious what you are using.

Awesome video, thx ♥.

This is extremely cool, I will definitely be trying out some of these techniques

Nice reverse engineering of a tiny part of God's creation. Beautiful!

This is awesome you did an amazing job explaining and showing this process :)

Amazing video! You inspired me to incorporate PA into my game!! Thanks for the inspiration!

3:48 me trying to follow the math concepts

Awesome!!! Really awesome!!

This was beautiful, subscribed for more! :) Question: what do you use to make your animations? Never mind, I just read the FAQ :D

So Hard

it is magic...really

Yep, you're reinventing normal digital animation techniques... slowly... soon you'll have full IK and ragdoll physics.

I feel like I'm looking at Rain World footage right now

Now add a system of a point the animal goes to and you have the best loading animation ever

this is so incredibly helpful. I'm so grateful for the fact that there are so many creators like you who gives so much helpful information and knowledge for us for free. I'll make sure to credit this video on my next game, because I'll be using these techniques for sure

You're missing an important part, how do you connect the lines? Clearly they're not just line segments or it'd be way more jagged. It is beziers? Or are your actual body segments way more dense?

new microphone sounds great