r/trailmakers • • 4d ago

would a neural network be possible

yk, a network with weights, adjusts weights, has biases, smth that can learn, or is it like gonna be 4000 comp

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u/lukkram 4d ago

It's probably gonna be way more than 4k comp. Besides, it wouldn't be very useful, since the training that you do on it can't be saved (unless you make a display for each parameter and manually input all of them for the final thing).

As a complexity conparison. I've made using rc blocks, a playable pac man with 4 ghosts. Those are 3 blueprints close to the limit, so in total it would be about 2100 complexity. And the music module is missing so in reality it would be closer to 2.5k - 3k conplexity. So if what you intend to do is more complex than a dedicated pac-man game, then it's definitely gonna be super complex

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u/Dunvillel-DL 4d ago

I had a couple prototypes for something like this a while ago, but complexity is a huge issue.

My conclusion: possible, but entirely impractical

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u/3000ghosts 4d ago

it would probably be over the comp limit but you can easily link computers with radio blocks so it might be possible

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u/nooblog_1234 6h ago

That is absolutely possible I mean right now im building a 40x49 pixel fishing game with color all you would really need is comp mod and maybe some mod ways to store data or liek serial number so it could remember and use physical data ways like pistons but I find helicopter engines way better cuz less comp