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« on: September 20, 2009, 09:00:34 AM »
Not sure when CB will be around next...
Send it over Wham, and I'll get it going for you.
642
« on: September 20, 2009, 12:23:31 AM »
I don't remember which way specifically, Joe.
Just check in the arena.py for "self.AddXtraSound".
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643
« on: September 19, 2009, 06:31:43 PM »
Wow, so much help. Cool. :-D
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644
« on: September 18, 2009, 05:04:27 PM »
Those look nice to me, Phil.
645
« on: September 18, 2009, 08:03:51 AM »
GK-3, I agree about the vid aspect, and a GMF vid is in the works.
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Apanx and/or whomever else is helping out: Concerning a 'Python Reference Sheet', neither my work of RA2 py command examples, and Trov's list of commands from the exe, have the commands or examples 'categorized' between the two main py command types in RA2 (Arena.py/AI.py). So here's a suggestion for listing commands and whatever else you might contribute:
>Separate the AI.py from the Arena.py commands (in whatever way)...
>Have a 3rd category of commands that will work in both.
>At the top, have the syntax that allows some Arena.py commands to be used in an AI.py: "Arenas.currentArena.XXXXXX....", and vise versa.
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Also, there is an 'AI-ing' Reference sheet that's been passed around for a couple years, and Phil was the last to add to it (so very nicely:-D). This needs to be finalized and conspicuously placed in this Tutorials section, by whomever is able to.
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646
« on: September 16, 2009, 07:49:40 AM »
......life robot arena2, you are disqualified...a red battery will not fit the chassis I posted......... LRA2 is cheating? .... Holy cow! S acrebleu! Yowzer! Oy Veh! Δελτίο σκατά (waste of a male bovine)!  Oh, well...
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« on: September 16, 2009, 06:50:59 AM »
In case you get lost easily in the coding in [code] tags because it doesn't show the font formatting well, Apanx is showing how to change the trigger to actuate an analog control, where there was a switch. Switches are either 'off/on' i.e. "0/1", (nothing between). But with the analog it is variable, and so they changed the parameter range to between '0-100' for variable input, i.e. '50' would be 1/2 power.
So he changed,
for trigger in self.triggers: self.Input(trigger, 0, 1)
.........to,
for trigger in self.triggers: self.Input(trigger, 0, 100)
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On a switch, '1' would be on 100% input, but on an analog it would be only 1% input.
(Always thankful for your help and input, Apanx.)
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648
« on: September 13, 2009, 03:34:45 PM »
Yea, the comp doesn't read a py line with the '#' before it.
649
« on: September 13, 2009, 10:31:31 AM »
Hope you're right, JD.
Joe, You can just lower the wall a bit too,.. if that makes it easier.
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650
« on: September 12, 2009, 05:23:02 PM »
Cool, Pwn. Not seen this before:  No doubt this element is an 'Iso dope'... ------------- I like this one too, Reier:  "Shave + a Haircut" Also maybe:"Loose Nut" "Wubwubwubwub!" "Why soytenly!" "'Pop' goes the Weasel!" "Curlyng Irons"
651
« on: September 12, 2009, 04:37:54 PM »
Nice, CB. I'm trying to picture everything working in actual combat.
Maybe a vid, if you can fit it in, would be real nice...
652
« on: September 12, 2009, 07:28:14 AM »
Joe, thanks for going out of your way to help out.
CB, I think it was accidently not included in the shuffle.
653
« on: September 12, 2009, 06:56:20 AM »
Mad:I gave him a little thing he should do........ Thanks for helping, LRA2.
654
« on: September 07, 2009, 01:06:00 AM »
  Cool pics. I have some clients that cling and hold onto to the same stuff, and never move beyond it... ....and then are 'surprised' and even 'angry' when all their efforts end up being only crap. Edit: What size is their brain???.
655
« on: September 06, 2009, 10:44:49 PM »
^^That's what I was thinking...^
656
« on: September 06, 2009, 06:48:31 PM »
If I understand what he's asking correctly, it can be done,... but I'm not willing (for now) to post BFE stuff.
RM, do you have an IM? If you look under my Avatar, you'll find my MSN and Yahoo IMs. Contact me through one of these, if you'd like help.....
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« on: September 05, 2009, 06:46:52 AM »
HA, probably, but we'll see. Maybe you could d/l it.
Thanks, Apanx, for the help in the py section. Others?
Roboman, that's a great idea. Hope we can find someone to take the time to do it...
How about the GMFs? Anyone?
658
« on: September 04, 2009, 10:27:11 PM »
CHD, Go into your main RA2 directory. Find the 'Events.txt' and open it. Then search for 'Platform'.
Then in this arena's section, change the bottom numbers to match these:
Ocean Platform Arena
E-24 | Format: 4-player | Arena: Ocean Platform Arena | It's hard enough to get your bot running at this harsh event, let alone defeat your opponent.
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Arenas\event_results\prizes\RA_Box\RA_Box.gmf
You should probably read this book if you haven't already.
Arenas\event_results\prizes\Value_Meal\value_meal.gmf
Well, you made it past the first round. All participants get a free Biggie Value Meal.
Arenas\event_results\prizes\Junior_Trophy\junior_trophy.gmf
You won the event! You'll take home this very nice trophy.
UI\teamhq\events\trophies\Junior Trophy.tga
UI\teamhq\events\ev_oceanarena.bmp
Ocean Platform
Arenas\oceanarena\oceanarena_preview.bmp
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1
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Do the same with the Compressor arena (noting that these numbers are different than the 'Ocean Platform' above):
Compressor
E-20 | Format: 4-player | Arena: Compressor Arena | Some die-hard Battlebots fans have re-opened this famous arena for an underground tournament. Don't tell the authorities.
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Arenas\event_results\prizes\RA_Box\RA_Box.gmf
You won the first round. but that's it.
Arenas\event_results\prizes\VCR_Series\VCR_Series2.gmf
You won TWOrounds of this event. You get the famous Warez NotePad Suite.
Arenas\event_results\prizes\dsl\nuttrophy.gmf
You took FIRST PLACE in this event! You won the Giant Nut!
UI\teamhq\events\trophies\nuttrophy.tga
UI\teamhq\events\dsl_crushers.bmp
Compressor Arena
Arenas\compressor\dm_compressor_preview.bmp
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Then save and try it out...
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« on: September 03, 2009, 09:23:46 AM »
Well, looks like 'Understanding pys and gmfs' is what's mostly needed, over 'How-to' do specific tasks; although they're very related.
Well, help here from gmf and py Gurus, would be greatly appreciated, for the following:
GMF: The BBs have a nice basic explanation of the gmf on their site; I'd like to expound on and enhance their tutorial reference page (I'll check with them). Add things like APs, adding and directing them (my recent thread); also, where to adjust certain parameters, where to add geomobjects, how to remove geomobjects... etc... Especially making a video walk-through tutorial....(Sage did a nice one already on components).
Python: There's a py Reference sheet going around and I'm not sure who has it presently. It should be the basis upon which we'll form a good 'quick reference' file. Trov has his nice list of exe commands, for some of which the proper syntax is still unknown/missing. Trovs work is more on commands reference, my stuff is more on implementation of commands in situ. These need to be tweaked out and then correlated somehow.. Maybe commands list, with practical examples...
Phil has already fleshed out the one for py AI-ing, nicely...
I know Apanx, CB, FB, Serge, Trov, Phil, Goose, and several other of you guys could help on here. PM or post here if you can help with any of these things... or any other ideas.
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« on: September 03, 2009, 07:00:33 AM »
.....NAR AI has nothing less than 41 teams also. Thanks for the effort, Nar. Nice to see you back again too....
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