MazeNet-Client

Branches:

master : default branch

harmless : branch utilising ARP-Spoofing

nuke : branch utilising IPv6 Router Advertisement Flooding

Build

Needed Libraries:

Debian: xsdcxx, Arch Linux: xsd
Debian: libboost-all-dev, Arch Linux: boost
Debian: libxerces-c-dev, Arch Linux: xerces-c
Debian: libpcap-dev, Arch Linux: libpcap

either run in the MazeNet-Client directory:

$ export MAZENET=`pwd`
$ scripts/mazenet.all.sh

or:

$ mkdir Build && cd Build
$ cmake ..
$ make

Running the applications:

If the above libraries are installed, the precompiled version might also work. Otherwise a recompile is recommended. If the w3p0nz.active config option is set to true, you need root permissions!

The Host and Port can be configured in the config file. Specifing host and port manually will override these settings.

Examples:

Display help:

$ MazeNet-Client --help

Change Host / Port:

$ MazeNet-Client --host <hostname> --port <port>

Heuristic configuration

base

reachableFieldValue : Value of a field that is reachable by the player
reachableTreasureValue : Value of a not-yet-found treasure that is reachable by the player
reachableHomeValue : Value of a reachable Home , will be divided by the number of remaining treasures to increase value over time.
reachableHomeCutoff : number of remaining treasures, that trigger home value calculation

position

onTargetValue : Value for standing on the current treasure, this should be higher than almost everything else (except for enemy reachable home)
transitionMoveValue : Value of a possible transition move to target from this position. if two transitions are needed value will be divided by 2.
transitionPossibleTreasureValue : Value of a potential treasures after a transition move if we already know our treasure.
distanceBaseValue : Base value for distance to target. will be divided by distance*distanceFactor
distanceFactor : scaling for distance. The above.
moveOutOfMapPenalty : obsolete. Just here for security reasons.

enemy

Counter measures against enemy players.

These values affect the next player

best

These values affect the best player

reachableTreasureValue : value of a treasure the enemy can reach.
reachableHomeValue : value of a reachable home. This can be used for aggressive late game behaviour. divided by number of remaining treasures
reachablehomeCutoff : above value will be used as soon as the remaining treasures are below or equal to the cutoff
transitionMoveTreasureValue : value of a treasure the enemy can reach with a shift operation. divided by number of remaining treasures to increase late game aggressive behaviour.

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