Flemming N. Larsen
What's happening?
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Followup: RE: Robot Banned at Runtime?
Heh... you definitely found the problem. :-) I will keep this thread. There is no reason to delete it. A robot is banned runtime as soon as Robocode finds out that is "misbehaves". Misbehave could be to cheat, like trying to read other robots data, memory, thread e.g. or violating some security policy. It could also use too much CPU or memory. The robot might also be broken or...
2012-05-25 14:38:03 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Issue with the robocode.dll + # chars in the path for a dll
This bug has now been solved for version 1.7.4.0. Try out the new Alpha version here: The setup file required for the new .NET plug-in: http://robocode.sourceforge.net/files/robocode-1.7.4.0-Alpha-setup.jar The new .NET plug-in: http://robocode.sourceforge.net/files/robocode.dotnet-1.7.4.0-Alpha-setup.jar I should like to hear, if anybody can verify that this problem is solved with...
2012-05-25 08:19:04 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Current Scoring during/at end round
Closed for now.
2012-05-24 14:11:15 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Calculate codesize after compile in editor
Closed.
2012-05-24 14:07:52 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Snapshot API never shows bullets in "HIT_WALL" status
I compiled an Alpha version of Robocode containing the fix. Try it out here: http://robocode.sourceforge.net/files/robocode-1.7.4.0-Alpha-setup.jar.
2012-05-23 13:40:58 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Use OpenGL backend under linux
Hi Morgan. That is an excellent idea, and I verified this myself with Ubuntu Linux and Solaris. Mac OS X uses the robocode.command file instead, so I guess it is pretty safe to set the -Dsun.java2d.opengl=true in the robocode.sh. It seems like it is not a good idea to set it runtime, so setting it when Robocode starts up seems to be the better option, and the user is able to remove this option,
2012-05-21 14:08:05 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: The snapshot API is ambiguous for bullets shot by teams
I have now implemented two new methods for IRobotSnapshot: getRobotIndex() and getTeamIndex(). The getRobotIndex() will return a unique id for the individual robot, and getTeamIndex() will return a unique id for the individual team or -1, if a robot is not a member of a team. The IBulletSnapshot methods getOwnerIndex() and getVictimIndex() are using the robot index, and hence it is now possible...
2012-05-20 14:50:09 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Snapshot API never shows bullets in "HIT_WALL" status
This issue has now been fixed. I will be kept open till a new version of Robocode has been released with this fix.
2012-05-18 04:10:01 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: The snapshot API is ambiguous for bullets shot by teams
I will definitely have a look into this and fix it for the next version.
2012-05-15 05:55:29 PDT in Robocode
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Comment: Snapshot API never shows bullets in "HIT_WALL" status
This is indeed a bug, and I am able to reproduce it for version 1.7.3.6. I am almost done fixing this issue, but a couple of test units needs an update.
2012-05-15 05:52:19 PDT in Robocode