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UE5 Micro-Course: AI Pathfinding in Procedurally Generated Dungeons

Build enemy navigation that survives runtime dungeon layouts: NavMesh rebuild timing, room graph fallbacks, and believable pursuit behavior for indie-scale roguelikes.

Procedural room graph setupRuntime NavMesh sanity checksFallback path decisions
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15min
avg lesson length
40+
niche mechanics covered
100%
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Sample courses
AI & Pathfinding14min

AI pathfinding in procedurally generated dungeons

Runtime NavMesh updates, flood-fill fallbacks, and perceptible agent behavior in never-the-same-twice layouts.

Weapons & Items13min

Procedural weapon attachment systems

Data-driven socket hierarchies, runtime stat composition, and GPU instancing for attachment previews.

Multiplayer15min

Networked inventory with rollback

Deterministic item stacks, client-prediction for pick-ups, and conflict resolution under 200ms jitter.

Animation12min

Blending locomotion from procedural IK

Slope-adaptive foot placement, pelvis height correction, and runtime blend tree manipulation without AnimBP spaghetti.

Rendering11min

Volumetric fog zones as gameplay signals

Exponential height fog actors, material parameter collections for live tuning, and faking soft god-rays on mobile.

Physics15min

Chaos cloth on destructible geometry

Constraint graphs that survive fracture events, LOD-aware cloth sim, and avoiding the 3am physics explosion.

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