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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Steve Hassenplug wrote:
> Here's a quick look at the interface for a code-only C$ game.
>
> 1) There must be some method to tell you code if it's going first or second.
> 2) When it's your turn, calculate a move, then send an IR message which
> indicates the column number (1-7) of the move.
> 3) Wait for a confirmation message (this step allows for better UI on the RCX)
> 4) Wait for opponent move (via IR, 1-7)
> 5) When IR signal is received, send confirmation message (send "move" back)
> 6) If you're not done, goto (2)
Steve,
First things first, I have one program for player 0, and a second program for
player 1. I cannot play both games with the same program. I'm sure you'll
figure out why.
There is no real need for steps 3 or 5 (steps 4 and 6 provide the same thing),
but if you tell me what value you want me to send I can send it.
Can we send values 0-6 instead of 1-7? Come on, we're all C or assembly
programmers here, right?
I've got my 1500 page book working with standard IR messages, using neither
brickOS or QuiteC. Curious?
Kevin
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> I have a PC interface that I will post, ASAP. It uses the IR tower to watch
> games and display the board on the screen. It also shows times, and move
> history.
>
> If anyone wants to display their code, feel free to send it to me (or send a
> link)
>
> The code should:
> A) Run on standard firmware (ha)
>
> OR
>
> B) Include the firmware and other files needed for download.
>
> One other question that you (the coder) may want to answer: Does your program do
> anything random, or will it play the exact same game (given the same input)
> every time. (people may want to test it more than once, if it DOES include
> something random)
I currently force the seed to the same value once when program starts the first
time. I can force the seed for each game if desired.
>
> Questions?
> Steve
Kevin
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| (...) So, does that mean (if you were using a robot) you would have to switch RCXs between games, depending on if you went first or second? :) (...) That's true. But, given the UI that I have set-up in MY RCX, it is required. Just send back the move (...) (20 years ago, 5-Feb-04, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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