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While Wouter has never publicly stated any plans whatsoever to use AI, it’s clear that with his skill and control over the language, the engine and the game, he could add any number of procedural world generation features to Voxile in the future… stuff that most other gamedevs could only dream of (or at the very least they’d have to submit a feature request ticket to their game engine provider).
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“Agent经济学”能否成立，2026年将是关键验证窗口。如果企业开始愿意为AI Agent支付真金白银，而非仅仅将其视为“效率工具”或“成本中心”，那么中下游企业的估值修复将带来巨大的投资机会。反之，如果AI Agent始终停留在“试点项目”阶段，无法实现商业化落地，上游硬件股的估值压缩将远未结束。
Some day I'll write a fully procedural game, but until then I need tools to design the in-game spaces. There are a lot of really great existing tools out there, like LDtk, Tiled, Trenchbroom, and so on. I have used many of these to varying degrees and they're easy to set up and get running in your project - you just need to write a script to take the data they output and instantiate your game objects at runtime.
...state.items.map(t = h("li", { key: t.id }, t.title))