Tiger59/samurAI_2020

Software for IPSJ International AI Programming Contest: SamurAI Coding 2019-2020

Software for IPSJ International AI Programming Contest

SamurAI Coding 2019-20

Documents

Game Rules

The rules of the game SamurAI Dig Here can found in the following files.

• English version: documents/rules.html
• Japanese version: documents/rules-jp.html

Game Manager

The manuals for the game manager are in the following files.

• English version: documents/manager.html
• Japanese version: documents/manager-jp.html

Web Page

The manuals for the game log visualizer web page are in the following files.

• English version: documents/help.html
• Japanese version: documents/help-jp.html

Tactics

Some potential game tactics are suggested in the following files.

• English version: documents/tactics.html
• Japanese version: documents/tactics-jp.html

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• C++ development environment (compiler and standard libraries for c++11 or later)
• A web browser

The web browser is used to view the documents, to show replays of games, and also to edit game field configurations.

Installing

Issue the following in the top-level directory.

$ make all

This will make the following software.

• manager/manager Game management system
• players/simplePlayer A simple sample player AI
• players/randomPlayer A player with random plays
• players/timeoutPlayer A player that sometimes falls asleep

Testing

Test Run

Issue the following in the top-level directory.

$ make testrun

This will play a game between two simple players and output a log in the file samples/testout.dighere.

Viewing the Result

Open the web page webpage/dighere.html with a web browser. Clicking the , a file selection dialog will pop up. Select the game log samples/testout.dighere, to load it. you can view the game by clicking the play button on screen top.

The manual for using the web page can be visited by clicking the button with a question mark icon on top right of the page.

Authors

• Takashi Chikayama - Initial version

License

This software is distributed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

A part of the project (picojson) is licenced by Cybozu Labs, Inc. and Kazuho Oku. See manager/picojson.h for details.

Acknowledgments

Members of the Programming Contest Committee of Information Processing Society of Japan helped designing the game and testing the system, whose names are listed below.

• Committee Members: Tasuku Hiraishi (Director), Hironori Washizaki (Executive Advisor), Takashi Chikayama, Shingo Takada, Yuki Kobayashi Kazunori Sakamoto, Tetsuro Tanaka, Makoto Miwa, Kenta Cho, Tsutomu Terada, Kiyokuni Kawachiya, Noriko Fukasawa, Daisaku Yokoyama