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kkprince, I can give you an ARM or MIPS build of the bot, if that's what you are using in your arcade machine. It's locked to 127.0.0.1 address to prevent abuse (yeah this can be bypassed with hex editor, but still).
I was asked to not redistribute the sources.
You can also check Killing Floor mod, it's open-source and has bots, which are just stupid monsters, and cannot navigate the map as this bot does: https://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=11419
Don't, kids know how to hexedit.
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kkprince, I can give you an ARM or MIPS build of the bot, if that's what you are using in your arcade machine. It's locked to 127.0.0.1 address to prevent abuse (yeah this can be bypassed with hex editor, but still).
I was asked to not redistribute the sources.You can also check Killing Floor mod, it's open-source and has bots, which are just stupid monsters, and cannot navigate the map as this bot does: https://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=11419
The main thing that I am interested in is how you guys plugged your bot in, so to speak. I am a rather new programmer, and do not understand half of the teeworlds source. I also want to try to make a FNG bot too. Also my arcade machine will probably be x86/64.
(As a side comment, WTF do you own that has a MIPS CPU? Only heard of MIPS, never seen it)
As for the arcade machine, it has been put on hold for now, but once I figure it out I'll set it up like a classic machine.
I also do not blame you for withholding those sources, as I would do the same.
Thanks for showing me the link, I'll take a look at it later. Like I said, I'm wondering more how you make a bot rather than how you make a good bot.
Don't, kids know how to hexedit.
Quite correct. However I like Bless better, and I already have the bot, it is bundled in pelya's app.
Course, I must admit I did try and do this modification to the file, however I was stumped at how to get it working on Ubuntu, since it was linked to the android libs.
Also, there are a small handful of bots already out there, but since teeworlds wasn't released under the GPL I am having a really hard time finding sources.
kkprince wrote:Would it be possible if you could PM or email me the source (server pref, but client may be an interesting read), like you did with pelya? I am very interested in how you would implement a bot.
Its on Github
Perhaps I am mistaken, but I do not see any bot source in there (at first glance). Perhaps I will see it when I use my computer next.
ehm.... "look at KillingFloor"
KillingFloor is discontinued, you'd better look at cstt (and the upcoming KillingFloor 2) on https://github.com/Siile/cstt
ehm.... "look at KillingFloor"
KillingFloor is discontinued, you'd better look at cstt (and the upcoming KillingFloor 2) on https://github.com/Siile/cstt
Oooo! CSTT has not, yay!
What is 'KillingFloor'? My hardwood is already dead so I don't think I need to worry. 
siile first developed KillingFloor with rather good bots. https://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=11419
he then started working on cstt and said that the KillingFloor bots are awful. https://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=11497
then he extended cstt with a endless round version but dropped it later. (csbb)
he also made a quick variant of cstt with "normal" dm, tdm but with the same weapons and bots as cstt (the same engine, also the same source repo) https://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=11630
later he added DOM++ where it's domination. (same post as dm++)
now he is working on a new zombies mod, with the same engine as cstt,dm++,... I spotted the name KillingFloor 2 but Siile (just wrote me) is not sure about the name
Perhaps I am mistaken, but I do not see any bot source in there (at first glance). Perhaps I will see it when I use my computer next.
You're not, there is no bot source in this repo, only some code I use heavily in the AI.
I recommend Siiles CSTT AIs, source are here https://github.com/Siile/CSTT (as Schwertspize has already said)
kkprince wrote:Perhaps I am mistaken, but I do not see any bot source in there (at first glance). Perhaps I will see it when I use my computer next.
You're not, there is no bot source in this repo, only some code I use heavily in the AI.
I recommend Siiles CSTT AIs, source are here https://github.com/Siile/CSTT (as Schwertspize has already said)
Sorry rand() I thought you posted your code. I saw you post this link the other day and thought it was to your AI.
(As a side comment, WTF do you own that has a MIPS CPU? Only heard of MIPS, never seen it)
No, I don't own MIPS CPU, but some random guy who developed stuff for some kind of MIPS dev board with Android asked me to add MIPS support to Teeworlds, so I did (Google provides MIPS toolchain and stuff, as you know).
Quite correct. However I like Bless better, and I already have the bot, it is bundled in pelya's app.
Course, I must admit I did try and do this modification to the file, however I was stumped at how to get it working on Ubuntu, since it was linked to the android libs.
You'll have to use an x86 Android emulator to run the bot binary pulled from my app.
this is good idea for training...
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