This is a program that play the single round basic version of the game Kamisado, you can find the rules here. It provide severals AI and a graphical displayer.
Dependences
- SFML
Compilation
cmake CMakeList.txt
makeLaunch
python3 interface.py first_player_ai_exe_name second_player_ai_exe_name referee_exe_name display_exe_name (facultative)Available exe after compilation
- Kamisado_IA_MCTS : An AI that use an MCTS algorithm to play
- Kamisado_IA_Minimax : An AI that use a minimax algorithm to play
- Kamisado_IA_Ramdom : An AI that play at random
- Kamisado_Referee : The referee that validate each play and announce the end of a game
- Kamisado_Display : The displayer of the game, using SFML
Launch example
python3 interface.py Kamisado_IA_Ramdom Kamisado_IA_MCTS Kamisado_Referee Kamisado_DisplayHow to add an AI
You just need to have a program looping over stdin and writing to stdout in reaction to these commands :
| Commands | Response | Other action needed |
|---|---|---|
| init\n | = \n\n | Initialize your board and anything else your program needs to function |
| name\n | = PROGRAM_NAME\n\n | |
| move R1 C1 R2 C2\n | = \n\n | Update your board so that move has been played |
| genmove\n | = R1 C1 R2 C2\n\n or = resign\n\n | Calls your AI to provide to move you want to do depending on the current board state (and update your board with that move) |
| quit\n | = \n\n | Do any clean up your program need, send the response and quit. |
| other or in case of problem | = ?\n\n |
Note : R1 C1 R2 C2 corresponds respectively to the starting and the ending row and column of a piece.