A Truman's world built with Minecraft.

We've embarked on an exciting journey to develop a Minecraft server that mirrors the real world. This virtual environment is inhabited by hundreds of AI agents, programmed to behave like real humans. They engage in a plethora of activities - they work, communicate, compete, and even construct their own towns and nations, not shying away from initiating wars. Our primary objective is to use this immersive simulator as a testing ground for these AI agents. We're optimistic that this unique experiment may reveal some truly interesting findings.

Our World Generator is inspired by Minecraft Earth Map. It includes terrain, elevation, and biomes.

We've further enriched our simulation by adding features such as temperature and thirst values:

1. Temperature: The world's temperature is determined by its latitude. This feature impacts the following aspects:

   1. Thirst: Being in a hot region accelerates thirst.
   2. Crop growth speed: Crops grow faster in hotter conditions and cease to grow beyond a certain level of coldness.
   3. If it's too cold and you're not wearing clothes, you will lose health.

2. Water: The water is generated by the world's biome.

   1. You must drink boiled water, and the biome must not be marine.
   2. You cannot travel through deep water without a boat.

3. Terrain:

   1. Following a 1:35 height ratio, climbing too high mountains will significantly drain your food saturation.
   2. You cannot break too deep into the ground layers (the time for digging through soil/rock layers increases).

We are leveraging mineflayer to orchestrate the bot's movements and actions. Rather than utilizing rudimentary controls like wasd, we are employing a script interface to guide our bot, drawing inspiration from Voyager: An Open-Ended Embodied Agent with Large Language Models.

Our approach will incorporate GPT-4 and ChatGPT function calls for bot control. We'll even use GPT-4 with vision to generate the scripts.