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So far the conspec I like the most is the one that was similar to the anti parroting conspec from bascillus. Can't rememebr who posted it, but the idea was more or less the same, except you broadcasted a random value from 0 to 100, and added 10 on the other output.that was me
And the reason I like it is beacsue it can be compressed into one output without too much trouble. (To spend less energy on stores every cycle).
Thanks. I'll now rerun F1.no prob m8.
I apologise to D-EVo for the lack of silence, and if his bots win, for using an outdated version that misrepresented his bot
Is version 2.43.1L available? I've been using k, that might be the problem.
As I think about it I'm not so sure it's even usefull... maybe for realy small bots, but they would usualy use mem shot anyway and you can't boost those...
Thing is I think the speed of the shot remain the same, so if you double the range of your shot you still have double the travel time aswell... so your shot isn't very likely to hit anything...
I can think of a few ideas where longer range with the same speed would still be usefull, but all of them involve mem shots so...
Would definately be worth a lot more if the travel time for a shot was constant, so boosting range also gave you faster shots.
Great, I think it would be handy to have the last out, out8 or so for identification use.
= 0 its a boat
if its below 50 or so its fish
higher then 50 its a shark or other fish eater
If we all do it we can then use eachothers boats fish sharks
So each bot uses a ID and bots would now what they deal with.
We could make it non-torroidal, set gravity to "huge", set buoyancy up to make all the big bots go to the top, and make the fishermen non-mutating veggies. The regular veggies will keep themselves small, while the fishermen veggies keep themselves huge to stay at the top, turn on gravity, and whenever a fish gets too big, it will float to the top and get killed by the fishermen instantly (because they're huge, they have huge shots). Turn mutations off, make the fish use only sexrepro, and start with a fish population that has high genetic diversity, at least in relation to body size. Sharks aren't necessary, but if you want to include them, do the same to them. Then, if the fishermen kill only big fish, they'll evolve to become small, and vice versa.. It might just work.
Cool. Java and C# are actually extremely similar. I was able to help my sister with her Java programming homework having never programmed in Java before.
Check out the wiki, I have a link to a pretty good introduction to unit testing.
To keep it simple at first the number of childs shouldnt be depend on fish size.
(so use a counter for example to create 10 ciblings, and try to keep their seize equal)
I wanted to put something similair in the bot w6.txt
But what I wondered was, if you change the distance of a shot, what is the effect of the shot?
I mean does it require more nrg to shoot ?
Will shots become less powerfull ?
There should be some restriction on it, but I had not figured out what it might be.
Otherwise everyone would increase his shooting range I asume.
'gatling gun
def cock 50
cond
*.robage 0 =
start
-34 .eye5width store
stop
cond
*.eye5 0 =
*.refeye *.myeye = or
start
10 .aimdx store
stop
cond
*.eye5 0 >
*.refeye *.myeye !=
start
*.refxpos *.refypos angle .setaim store
*.cock 1 = *.velup 0 <
0 .cock store
1 .fixpos store
dropbool
*.cock 1 = *.velup 0 = and
0 .fixpos store
*.maxvel .dn store
dropbool
*.velup 0 >
*.cock inc
1 .fixpos store
dropbool
*.velup 0 = *.cock 0 = and
0 .fixpos store
*.maxvel .up store
*.nrg 20000 >
40 .repro store
not and
-1 .shoot store
1 .cock store
dropbool
dropbool
stop
cond
*.body 1000 <
start
100 .strbody store
stop
cond
*.waste 40 >
start
.backshot inc
-4 .shoot store
*.waste .shootval store
stop
end