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; What's special about it?
 
; What's special about it?
: This is a ported version of my first Robot named Guinness and is now written in C#. GuinnessCS is based on the tutorial bots [[GFTargetingBot]] and on [[BasicSurfer]]. It is splitted into a movement-bot, into a targeting-bot and in a bot combining both. This idea comes from [[CassiusClay]], which is good for independent development of targeting and of movement.
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: This is a ported version of my first Java Robot and is now written in C#. GuinnessCS is based on the tutorial bots [[GFTargetingBot]] and on [[BasicSurfer]]. It is splitted into a movement-bot, into a targeting-bot and in a bot which is combining both. This idea came from [[CassiusClay]], which is good for independent development of targeting and of movement.
 
 
; How competitive is it?
 
: Guinness(0.1.2) is actually placed #87 at general roborumble (2010-03-15), but this C#-version is quite weaker than the original java-version (reason is still unknown).
 
  
 
== Strategy ==
 
== Strategy ==

Revision as of 10:01, 31 May 2011

GuinnessCS
Author(s) FromHell
Extends AdvancedRobot
Targeting GuessFactor Targeting
Movement Wave Surfing
Current Version 1.0.1
Code License Public domain
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Background Information

What's special about it?
This is a ported version of my first Java Robot and is now written in C#. GuinnessCS is based on the tutorial bots GFTargetingBot and on BasicSurfer. It is splitted into a movement-bot, into a targeting-bot and in a bot which is combining both. This idea came from CassiusClay, which is good for independent development of targeting and of movement.

Strategy

How does it move?
An extremely bare-bones form of Wave Surfing, with no distancing, dive protection, or segmentation.
How does it fire?
A GuessFactorTargeting gun segmented on distance, velocity, last-scan-velocity.

Additional Information

Can I use your code?
Yes, use it however you wish!
What other robot(s) is it based on?
Where does the name come from?
I was sitting in a pub with a friend of mine, talking about robocode in general. I just had a simple bot, but with no name and no color-design. While drinking my beer, I had this brilliant idea. ;-)

Bugfix

1.0.1:
* Fixed wrong calculation of distance in RobotPosition-class.