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Game link: Seabed Security - Fall Challenge 2023
Don’t hesitate to check out the topic for the corresponding contest: Coding Games and Programming Challenges to Code Better
Thanks! You see, I would like to use my robot’s X and Y coordinates and battery level to code my code, but I think my code isn’t working because the X and Y coordinate and battery level variable of my enemy are LITERALLY THE SAME. Could someone give me advice regarding to this issue?
How to do when the monster is not detectable and the turn after there is a collision between them. It’s an angle case very hard to resolve ?
Hi all,
A_Person_on_CodinGam: Probably you’re using the same variables both for your drones and the enemy ones. Try to use separate variables.
Dr_Meyss: I agree this case is very hard to detect, but in my opinion it happens rarely and I personally ignore it.
I’m very far from the legend league (even though sometimes I manage to beat the Gold Boss 8 out of 10…) But finally I found time to finalize my visual debugger and I want to share it with you. I was inspired by @aangairbender and his PM from the contest. I’m rendering the states for each turn and all the paths for my drones generated using a Genetic Algorithm. I had this idea from the beginning of my CodinGame journey I made several iterations and I’m pretty happy with the final one Qt for UI, RapidJSON for state and search data, SVG for rendering:
Hopefully this way I’ll be able to debug my bots better and soon I’ll finally reach Legend in this challenge, the hardest for me so far.
Great works !!!
I hope a day to get up in legend in another game than Mad Pod Racing.
For this contest, I used a GA but now Smitsimax. I have only 6 childs for each next turn.
vector<double> sorties = {0.0, 45.0, 90.0, 135.0, 180.0, 225.0, 270.0, 315.0};
But I don’t know well how to manage the point to track for directing the drone.