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* Well, you can take a look at the source code if you want, I wouldn't recommend it though; there are other micros that do the same thing with better wave tracking and smaller codesize. But basically what I do is gather data when the enemy fires, then put it that data into an ArrayList(maybe LinkedList, I don't remember). Then I go through the List and check to see if each wave has passed the enemy, and if it has I remove it from the list and put it into a log of firing angles to use. Right now my targeting is segmented on lateral velocity, advancing velocity, a rolling average of the enemies lateral velocity, and distance. | * Well, you can take a look at the source code if you want, I wouldn't recommend it though; there are other micros that do the same thing with better wave tracking and smaller codesize. But basically what I do is gather data when the enemy fires, then put it that data into an ArrayList(maybe LinkedList, I don't remember). Then I go through the List and check to see if each wave has passed the enemy, and if it has I remove it from the list and put it into a log of firing angles to use. Right now my targeting is segmented on lateral velocity, advancing velocity, a rolling average of the enemies lateral velocity, and distance. | ||
| + | * [[RaikoMicro]] or [[Aristocles]] would be good places to look for examples of waves in a MicroBot. --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 17:26, 20 September 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Ah, another Dynamic clustering micro bot! I made one not long ago, it's called MagicD3. Good luck with yours--CrazyBassoonist 16:04, 20 September 2009 (UTC)
- How did you fit the Waves into the micro? (I couldn't figure out how, so I decided to go with PM for now) --Starrynte 17:05, 20 September 2009 (UTC)
- Well, you can take a look at the source code if you want, I wouldn't recommend it though; there are other micros that do the same thing with better wave tracking and smaller codesize. But basically what I do is gather data when the enemy fires, then put it that data into an ArrayList(maybe LinkedList, I don't remember). Then I go through the List and check to see if each wave has passed the enemy, and if it has I remove it from the list and put it into a log of firing angles to use. Right now my targeting is segmented on lateral velocity, advancing velocity, a rolling average of the enemies lateral velocity, and distance.
- RaikoMicro or Aristocles would be good places to look for examples of waves in a MicroBot. --Voidious 17:26, 20 September 2009 (UTC)
