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| − | <nowiki>#170</nowiki> or so in NanoRumble! The same Linear targeting for SurfinUSA, Stop and Go movement.
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| − | == SurfinUSA 1.0 ==
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| − | <nowiki>#250</nowiki> or so in RoboRumble. This is the first robot I put into the roborumble. It's movement is wavesurfing, a la the wiki's tutorial. The gun is just basic linear targeting.
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| − | == TentalceMeleeNano 1.1 ==
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| − | Amazingly, <nowiki>#4</nowiki> in NanoMelee!
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| − | I took the MinimumRiskMovement from DustBunny, then messed around with it to try and see how it worked. I ended up randomly deleting chunks of it, and throwing in some circular code. I ended up with the cool oscillating movement it has now. Then I just took the Linear targeting code from my other robot, and threw it in!
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| − | http://www.blubex.hm-labs.com/robocode/ranking.png ( screenshot of ranking)
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| − | I doubt it'll stay for long though, lol.
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Revision as of 07:02, 19 December 2011
hmm
--Blubex 05:02, 19 December 2011 (UTC)
