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Finite State Machines Finite State Machines (FSMs) are what I like to refer to as 'fake AI'. FSMs are basically preprogrammed scenes. You should see them as a flowchart.  Making simple work of complex functionsA paper with an extensive explanation of FSMs. There are also code examples for the SPLat PLCs. By: David Gibson |
