Artificial Intelligence/World interaction

.NET	7
Artificial Intelligence	7
Group behavior	2
Path finding	16
A* and its derivatives	6
Pattern recognition	1
Steering behavior	2
World interaction	4
Audio	0
DirectX	8
DSP	5
Ogg Vorbis	2
OpenAL	1
Windows	1
Computer Science	2
Algorithms & data structures	12
BSP trees	8
Encryption	12
Randomness & noise	11
Data storage	4
File formats	14
Image	10
Resource files	2
Game Development	20
Cheat & crack prevention	10
Input	3
Timing	4
Graphics	27
Character animation	6
DirectX	24
Optimizing	8
Illumination	5
Deferred lighting	7
Global illumination	8
Lighting models	6
Screen Space Ambient Occlusion	4
Shadow maps	18
Shadow volumes	15
Image processing & synthesizing	19
Non-polygonal rendering	3
Ray tracing	3
OpenGL	12
Particle systems	7
Shaders	32
Simulation	4
Cloth	2
Clouds & sky light	7
Fire & smoke	4
Liquids	12
Surfaces & Meshes	8
Implicit surfaces	6
Parametric curves & surfaces	7
Polygon reduction & LOD	3
Subdivision surfaces	7
Terrain	7
Continuous LOD	12
Generating data	4
Voxel engines	2
Text	6
Transparency	1
Visibility determination	16
Languages	5
Assembler	20
C & C++	26
C++ exceptions	5
Calling conventions	12
Debugging	5
Memory management	7
Optimizations	6
C#	4
Creating your own language	13
Garbage collection	7
D	2
Java	4
Scripting	3
JScript & VBScript	1
Lua	6
Other languages	8
Perl	2
Python	5
Ruby	4
Mathematics	3
Fourier transform	4
Geometry	6
Linear algebra, vectors & matrices	9
Wavelet transform	5
Object design	3
Physics	5
Body dynamics	8
Collision detection	10
Polytopes	6
Platform	2
Linux	1
Mac	2
Windows	13
COM, ATL & WTL	8
Dynamically loaded libraries	6
Hooks	5
Input	2
Networking	6
Screensavers	3
Services	1
Shell	2
Small executables	3
Windows	8
Web Technologies	8

AI for Tactical Grenade Handling
Dec 2000 - William van der Sterren
This paper shows how AI can handle grenade throwing in an intelligent way.

Terrain Reasoning for 3D Action Games
March 2001 - William van der Sterren
This paper discusses how AI can recognize features in 3D terrain to find cover and good places for ambush without the need of manually inserted hints.

Building an AI Sensory System: Examining The Design of Thief: The Dark Project
March 2003 - Tom Leonard
This article describes the interesting AI sensory system developed for Thief. The result is a seemingly realistic representation of sight and hearing by the non-player characters.

Sneaking Behind Thief’s AI: 14 Tricks to Steal for Your Game
Sep, 2007 - Alex J. Champandard
This article reviews the AI of Thief in an easily understandable way. Perfect for those looking for ways to improve their own game AI.