Hi !
I tried your solution yesterday and it’s working fine.
To get rid out the the None
class, you have to handle all the stimuli and not only the first one ( get(0)). The first one appears to have a None class associated, but it’s not the case for the others ![]()
We finally did it.
I’m now wondering if it is the good way to go. We are relying on an event (push) instead of asking at a fixed interval which actors are visible or heard (pull). If an event is missed, my AI will never know about it…