With this, perhaps the name should be The Marob Contest :p
But I like the logo thing as well! My ps skillz are just suck suck.
Well Bomberman does sound fun, but if we're doing multiplayer we'd definitely need a framework to account for not knowing which player you are in advance like Xkeeper was saying...
mzPlayer=3;
switch (mzPlayer){
case 1:
mzRamX=0x709875;
break;
case 2:
mzRamX=0x705829;
break;
case etc etc etc
}
if (mzRamX < 10)
joypad.set(mzPlayer,right);
You're just fucking stupid, everyone hates you, sorry to tell you the truth. no one likes you, you're someone pretentious and TASes only to be on speed game, but don't have any hope, you won't get there.
e aim to have each bot have at least two shots and to have each bot play each other bot, but this may vary depending on the game length and the number of submissions.
A bot will get multiple passes unless the submitter states it's a deterministic bot (meaning the bot will produce the exact same results every time you run it). The best results stay. Number of passes and time given determine on length of game.
point-based championship (not a knock-out system).
Fair enough, but the number of reruns should be made available before the people start scripting
main_loop:
my_input = generate_my_input()
server::submit(gameno, my_input)
input_array = server::get_frame(gameno)
for i=0,3 do joypads.set(i, input_array) end
emulator.frameadvance()
goto main_loop</pre> The server would respond to the following kinds of messages:Message Input Output
REGISTER gameno,ctrlno errno
SUBMIT gameno,ctrlno,input errno (stalls until all clients have issued and returned from the GETFRAME query of the previous frame)
GETFRAME gameno inputarray (waits until all ctrls have been submitted)
mz: any suggestions?
You're just fucking stupid, everyone hates you, sorry to tell you the truth. no one likes you, you're someone pretentious and TASes only to be on speed game, but don't have any hope, you won't get there.
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Otherwise you risk having a real mess.It's a nice framework, but don't you think the latency will make battling over a network take forever and ever?
e.g. One can't rely on a 'try a few random goes' approach with two runs
