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Jordan Gerblick

Activision is open-sourcing one of the biggest Call of Duty maps ever for AI development and to "expand the knowledge base of the gaming industry"

Warzone 2.

Activision has shared an open-source data set compiled from Call of Duty: Warzone's Caldera map for non-commercial use.

The "near-complete" geometry of the Caldera map is now available on GitHub. The 4 GB data set includes more than five million meshes, 28 million primitives, more than one-billion-point instances, "which can also represent scene metadata such as volumes that we use for lighting processing," as well as in-game character pathing and time samples showing how players behave on the map.

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