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'''Intense X''', previously known as '''Intense AI''' or '''Intense Dialogues''', is a [[3D computer graphics|3D]] [[Personal computer game|computer game]] plug-in for the [[3D Game Studio|3D Game Studio Engine]].
Intense X allows game designers with or without programming experience to create the games they want, using no programming at all.
[[Image:Ix weapon.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Creating a shotgun weapon with Intense X]]

==History==
Intense X was started by two independent game developers in 2003 and was originally going to be sold as separate products, depending on what the client needed. The first product released, which was created on the A4 Game Studio Engine, was Intense Dialogues. Intense Dialogues was a revolutionary product for its time, adding dialogue to your game with little programming. Shortly afterwards, Intense Path Finding, a freeware path finding solution, was released to the Game Studio community.

Development of Intense AI, an [[artificial intelligence]] plug-in to add realism to game [[Non-player character|NPCs]], began in 2004. During development, a new idea formed. The idea came to make a complete plug-in for the [[3D Game Studio|3D Game Studio Engine]] that allowed game developers to make the games they want without having to do any [[Lite-c|programming]].

Intense X Beta was released in 2007. Shortly after release, the next generation Game Studio engine was released and Intense X was rebuilt from the ground up. Intense X Copper was released for Presale in May 2008.

==Internal Engines==
[[Image:Ix ncp.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Adding an NPC action to an enemy]]
Intense X has three main engines that make it not like any other non-programming solution.

===The Integrated Panel Engine===

The new Panel Engine is the newest feature for Intense X. This panel system allows Intense X to be integrated directly into the Level editor.

===The Intense AI Engine===
At the core of Intense X is the Intense AI engine. This AI system creates intelligent enemies that can act in group behaviors and can do any type of attack.
The AI also allows the NPCs to move their way around any type of level, whether or not it was created with Intense X in mind.

===The Intense Pathfinding Engine===

==The Editions==
Intense Illusions currently offers one edition of Intense X with three more currently in development. Intense Illusions also offers a freeware path finding solution.

===Intense X Copper===
Intense X Copper is the first edition of Intense X to be released.

===Intense Pathfinding===
Intense Pathfinding is a freeware [[solution]] to add path-finding capabilities to levels created in Game Studio.

==Intense Model Packs==
Intense Illusions offers animated models that can be plugged directly into Intense X, or used alone.

==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080514123833/http://www.intense-i.com/ Intense X Plugin]

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