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* You can only target enemy bots, not entities on the field or allies | * You can only target enemy bots, not entities on the field or allies | ||
* You can't ever target a bot that's been idle since game start | * You can't ever target a bot that's been idle since game start | ||
− | * | + | * If all other bots are idle, you have to walk towards the closest enemy |
* The match only ends when one bot dies (we watch past the game end) | * The match only ends when one bot dies (we watch past the game end) | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 10 July 2020
If you want to play against other player's AIs, go to the Discord and ask for a challenge in the #challenges channel.
Rules
- All bots but the first bot alive on your team have to idle
- You can only target enemy bots, not entities on the field or allies
- You can't ever target a bot that's been idle since game start
- If all other bots are idle, you have to walk towards the closest enemy
- The match only ends when one bot dies (we watch past the game end)
Test Environment
The easiest way to follow the rules is to copy this bit of AI and put it in front of your AI. All nodes following it should only ever target an enemy tagged 1.
AIs to test against
For the mirror setup (for example, assaults vs assault), the first AI you should try beat is one that just shoots at the closest enemy (no range parameters).