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** a pluggable prediction stop condition Object [already done] (not everyone decides a wave has broken at the same time)
 
** a pluggable prediction stop condition Object [already done] (not everyone decides a wave has broken at the same time)
 
** a pluggable radius control Object (not everyone alters their turn angle to control distance in the same way)
 
** a pluggable radius control Object (not everyone alters their turn angle to control distance in the same way)
* Nat's code already has almost everything needed to Precise Predict for a GoTo surfer, I think I'll just add a wrapper class to allow directly plugging in a battlefield coordinate.
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* Nat's code already has almost everything needed to Precise Predict for a GoTo surfer, I think I'll just add a wrapper method to allow directly plugging in a battlefield coordinate.
  
I think I'll make a hacked up version of sample.Interactive and paint debug graphics all over the screen to test this thing.
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This is essentially done in deBroglie rev108.  I hope to do some testing to see if everything is working properly.
* WASD to move center of surfed wave/MEA origin.
 
* +/- to change the desired orbit radius around the wave center
 
* GoTo prediction at mouse
 
* Draw MEA, back/stop/forward TrueSurf, GoTo prediction points.
 
* It'll be an ugly mess, but should debug the wall smoothing and prediction wonderfully!
 

Latest revision as of 02:53, 16 November 2012

I've begun an expansion of Nat's Movement Predictor which will hopefully include:

  • precise MEAs (predict as far laterally from HOT as possible, smoothing against wall, take into account farthest bot corner for final angle calc.)
  • forward/stop/back orbit around a center point for TrueSurfers, including:
    • a pluggable prediction stop condition Object [already done] (not everyone decides a wave has broken at the same time)
    • a pluggable radius control Object (not everyone alters their turn angle to control distance in the same way)
  • Nat's code already has almost everything needed to Precise Predict for a GoTo surfer, I think I'll just add a wrapper method to allow directly plugging in a battlefield coordinate.

This is essentially done in deBroglie rev108. I hope to do some testing to see if everything is working properly.