dfisher
December 22, 2015, 11:23pm
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ICIDS is the International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling. Emily Short gave a talk there last year, and Juhana Leinonen wrote a report about the 2015 talks here .
I’ve been taking a look through their past papers, and have written up a summary of the ones I think are relevant to IF:
ICIDS and Interactive Fiction
It’s broken into the following headings:
Narrative
Emergent Narrative
Plot Fragments
Planning
Drama Management
Particular Aspects of Narrative
Personality, Emotions and Autonomy
Freedom of Action
Natural Language
Ontologies
Systems
And Happy Christmas (almost)!
That is really useful - I wanted to read some of them, and your guide makes the task much less daunting! Thanks a lot!
dfisher
December 23, 2015, 2:05am
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Thanks! Let me know if there are any missing that you were interested in (e.g. I haven’t included many from 2015).
dddddd
December 31, 2015, 12:16pm
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This is great, thank you very much.
I think it’d be nice to have all the available papers, if possible.
I noticed that a couple of links seems to point to the page itself:
-Bringing Interactivity into Campbell’s Hero’s Journey
-Purposeful Authoring for Emergent Narrative
Thank you, again! Such a great blog you’re writting.
That could be a lot of work! Maybe a compromise: I’ll add a list of papers and author names so people can search the web for them if they want to.
I’m on holidays in Tasmania right now, so it won’t be for another week or so.
Thanks, I’ll fix those.
I appreciate the encouragement!
I’ve kept things simple … under The Conferences it now says:
Only a subset of the papers is listed below. If you are interested the in other papers too, click on one of the Springer LNCS links on the ICIDS home page for a conference’s table of contents, then search for a PDF version of a paper – most of them exist somewhere on the web. There is no Springer link for TIDSE 2003, but the contents is listed here .
The links are fixed now – thanks.