Would anyone be interested in a crowd simulation project? (Like in Assassins Creed: Unity)

Hello, I've been interested in making a tutorial series on this for a while, and I'd like to know if anybody would be interested in learning how to make very large scale crowds. Similar to those found in AC: Unity. This series would cover character creating in Autodesk Character creator or Fuse (Depending which people prefer). I will also teach basic animation, and very simple AI. (Like moving the whole crowd to a location at once). Anybody interested? Also, do you prefer Fuse or Autodesk Character Creator?

 

Not sure about the character creation method - but I would love to know how you would tackle making a scene that looks alive.
Like, background characters doing their thing, and having it appear non-repetitive.
This could branch out to "living" towns in RPGs, FPS, even Zelda-style games.

There are so many variables - such as time (night/day?), events (is there action going around? Like an assassination, or another normal day?), setting (bazaar, some street, red-light district), etc...
Sounds very complicated for a tutorial.

So what is your idea of thing? Having people walk around in groups, or something more "organic"?

 

Hey , Hi , I am interested in learning about controlling the large crowd animations in Unity3D . If you could guide me with the tutorial series about it . it would be fantastic.

 

So this project will be focused more on advanced LOD/optimization systems not so much AI. Though I might do extra episodes once the project is finished covering that.

 

I see, either way, I would love to see how it goes!
As for character creation - I am not familiar with any of them, so as far as my vote goes - whatever you prefer.

 

Any news on this ?