You're in charge of implementing a stealth game similar to Thief: The Dark

You're in charge of implementing a stealth game similar to Thief: The Dark Project, and you need guards in your game that have imperfect vision and hearing and inhabit dimly-lit castles, and they can search the area for the player if they think there's an intruder around. How do you model the sensory systems of these guards, and how do you aggregate auditory, visual, and other kinds of stimuli in this system? How do you implement the various alert states for the guards, and why?

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The guards' sensory systems can be modeled using a combination of sensors with varying ranges (for vision and hearing), accuracy, and detection thresholds. The sensory data from each sensor can be aggregated to create an overall awareness level for the guard. If the player is within the range of any sensor and the data suggests they are present, the guard enters an 'alert' state. As the player gets closer or makes louder noises, the guard's alert level increases until it reaches a threshold at which point they start searching for the player. The guards can also have different levels of alertness based on their current activities (e.g., patrolling versus standing still).

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