main.py : Used as a command line interface simulator. It is more flexible and it could take less time than the notebook version. You can run the simulation by running this command.
python main.py
summary.ipynb : The formal version of the simulator with the data visualization of the game factors such as the number of time-up match, etc. You can run the simulation by open this file on the Jupyter Notebook or run the following command.
jupyter notebook
And then open that file.
Note : You need to restart the jupyter notebook kernel everytime you change the configuration.
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usr_confThis class is a configuration for a player in the simulation.
1.1
atk_skill: Contain the list of tuple (name, damage, mana). It could contain any amount of skills.1.2
def_skill: Contain the list of tuple (name, defense power, mana ). It could contain any amount of skills.1.3
max_hp: The maximum amount of HP that a player can have.1.4
mana_trigger: If it is true, the mana will be increase when a player is attacked. Otherwise, False.1.5
mana_gain: the amount of mana gain when a player is damaged.1.6
perf_data: the path for the csv file of task completion time in a contest. This data would be used to reference the performance of a programming contest participant by sampling the completion time. -
game_conf this class is a configuration for the game system.
2.1
n_task: the number of task2.2
time_limit: the time limit for a game in seconds.2.3
display_mode: If it is True, the simulation will print the action during the game (Attacking or Gainning Mana). Otherwise, it is False.2.4
mana_gain: This value is different tomana_gaininusr_conf. It is the list of mana that players will get when they completed a task. A player will get mana respect to the order of task. (For example, if you complete 1st task, you will get mana equal to mana_gain[0].)