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## tron |
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### Ojectives |
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### Objectives |
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In this project you will have to create your own Tron Ai snake |
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```sh |
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npm install -g http-server |
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``` |
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### Controls |
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- `space` toogles autoplay |
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- `space` toggles auto-play |
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- `right arrow` plays one move |
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- `up arrow` increases the autoplay speed |
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- `down arrow` lowers the autoplay speed |
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- `up arrow` increases the auto-play speed |
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- `down arrow` lowers the auto-play speed |
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- `R` reloads the same play |
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- `S` loads a new play (new seed) |
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### Rules |
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- Your Ai has to move every turn *(it can not stay still)* |
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- Every time the Ai moves somewhere the Ai leaves a color trail. |
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- the Ai can only move to a blank tile. |
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- **The Ai has to survive as long as it can.** |
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### The game ends |
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- Once no players can make a move |
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- The player with the longest trail wins |
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### How to write your AI |
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- Copy the file [/ai/random.js](https://github.com/01-edu/tronBlank/blob/master/ai/random.js) to /ai/**GITHUB_LOGIN**.js |
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- You may now edit the `update` function which is called each turn |
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### How to test your AI |
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- Suppose the link provided by http-server is : `http://127.0.0.1:8080/?seed=somevalue&users=random` |
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- You need to add your ai as a user in that link, |
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- Example: if your ai file's name is **/ai/Frenchris.js** |
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- let's change the update function so that your ai only goes forward. |
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replace this line just before the `return` of the update function |
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Replace this line just before the `return` of the update function |
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const available = coordsInBound.filter(isFree) |
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``` |
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with this line |
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With this line |
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```js |
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const available = coordsInBound.filter(isFree).filter(el => el.direction === 0) |
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``` |
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you have changed your ai behaviour from a random pick of available moves to only going |
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forward. |
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- To understand better the way of controling your AI, read the comments inside the Ai file and do a lot of testing. |
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- To understand better the way of controlling your AI, read the comments inside the Ai file and do a lot of testing. |
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- When peer-corrected, you Ai will be competing against other Ais. |
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Be aware that there will be the possibility for the peer-correcter to use his or her own Ai. |
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