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Creating a Starcraft AI – Part 29: Biopuppers in action

(This is an ongoing series. This part is enjoyable without previous knowledge, but if you’re new, I suggest you start from the beginning)

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After so much delay, the time …

Creating a Starcraft AI – Part 17: Smoking, Unboxing, Flooding

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A slight detour from the JPS problem first. I needed a way to write tests for stuff that can only be tested in-game, so I implemented a smoke test …

Creating a Starcraft AI – Part 14: Jump point search for jumpy doggos

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What a coincidence in naming. I plan to finish my “derping around with already solved problems while not improving my bot in any meaningful way” adventure with this post. …

Undermind Episode 07!

This week’s guests were Adam Heinermann (An O.G. BWAPI developer), NiteKat, and Hannes Bradberg. Discussion about history, tournament, and of course, nukes were had. Happy listening! (You can subscribe to the blog, or just to the podcast RSS in the …

Creating a Starcraft AI – Part 11: Pathfinding

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The last time, I was thinking about getting the WalkPositions on a line between two points. For this, I first create a rectangle with all the WalkPositions in …

Creating a Starcraft AI – Part 10: Unseen threats, and memory

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In the last part I implemented a threat map for visible units. For unseen units, the problem is actually a little bit different. My intention is that I should …