Finally! My bots can make burgers (customisable)! I have now a complete ai-driven autonomous restaurant with, for now, 4 bots. That was without a doubt the hardest part. Next : the customers, because, you know, they have to sell them to someone!

I've been working on the last AI : the cook. The most difficult AI to do as it must be capable of doing entire burger (as example) by itself. Here is its training, from burning all of them, it can now successfully cook 4 steaks simultaneously!

I'm not progressing as far as I wish, but at least things are going well : I've been reworking the gameplay which was imo, too simple. And a ton of bug fixes. I have a lot of idea that I want to implement, but here are some screenshots.

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Restaurant customisation is not something you can skip, because as you progress through the game, you will unlock new stuff to place.

Here are 3 different layouts.

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After weeks of work, bug fixes and a ton of optimizations, I finally have a bug-free (afaik) game with an extended map and improved gameplay. New places like a shop, a bank or houses have been added to improve the gameplay, story, and the difficulty.

Quick update : 3 fully functional AIs that can make ice cream, drinks and fries, from A to Z. I had to rewrote a lot of codes so I decided to build something on top of Unity : the NxEngine. The next AI will have to cook burger!

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I've been working on a way to simulate the reduction of matter within a block of matter. I previously worked with multiple models but decided to use a single one and modify its vertices and UVs through scripting. Perlin noise used to do the variation.