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− | 0.3.0: Codesize 1498 | + | 0.2.2: Codesize 1498 |
+ | * Revert to 0.2.0 | ||
+ | * Re-apply all the shrinking tricks I had to do for 0.2.1 and 0.3.0 | ||
+ | * Make the gun no longer match across rounds, and start matching the moment it has enough data for an entire bullet-flight | ||
+ | * Fix a bug in the movement-offset function which has been there since 0.1.0, not sure how much of a difference it'll really make, but at least now "it works like it's meant to". | ||
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+ | 0.3.0: Codesize 1498 Score: 2103 | ||
* Back to 0.2.0 | * Back to 0.2.0 | ||
* Now surfs all waves in air as follows: For each wave travel in each direction until the wave hits, add respective dangers to each direction, move in the best direction! Creds for inspiration go to Simonton - I took a peek into WeeksOnEnd to try and figure out how he's getting such good MC results, and discovered he surfs all the waves! I didn't think it would be possible in a mini... | * Now surfs all waves in air as follows: For each wave travel in each direction until the wave hits, add respective dangers to each direction, move in the best direction! Creds for inspiration go to Simonton - I took a peek into WeeksOnEnd to try and figure out how he's getting such good MC results, and discovered he surfs all the waves! I didn't think it would be possible in a mini... | ||
+ | ** This turned out to be a bit of a flop. Some time in the future I'll see if I can fit proper, branch at each wave, surfing. Even if it means putting [[Waylander]]'s gun back in, it might improve the surfing enough to be worth it. | ||
0.2.1: Codesize 1499 Score: 2111 | 0.2.1: Codesize 1499 Score: 2111 | ||
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0.1.0: Codesize: 1498 Score: 2014 | 0.1.0: Codesize: 1498 Score: 2014 | ||
* First release! | * First release! | ||
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+ | [[Category:Bot Version Histories]] |
Latest revision as of 21:35, 18 May 2009
0.2.2: Codesize 1498
- Revert to 0.2.0
- Re-apply all the shrinking tricks I had to do for 0.2.1 and 0.3.0
- Make the gun no longer match across rounds, and start matching the moment it has enough data for an entire bullet-flight
- Fix a bug in the movement-offset function which has been there since 0.1.0, not sure how much of a difference it'll really make, but at least now "it works like it's meant to".
0.3.0: Codesize 1498 Score: 2103
- Back to 0.2.0
- Now surfs all waves in air as follows: For each wave travel in each direction until the wave hits, add respective dangers to each direction, move in the best direction! Creds for inspiration go to Simonton - I took a peek into WeeksOnEnd to try and figure out how he's getting such good MC results, and discovered he surfs all the waves! I didn't think it would be possible in a mini...
- This turned out to be a bit of a flop. Some time in the future I'll see if I can fit proper, branch at each wave, surfing. Even if it means putting Waylander's gun back in, it might improve the surfing enough to be worth it.
0.2.1: Codesize 1499 Score: 2111
- No longer segmenting on distance
- Managed to squeeze another 3 bytes out of the precise prediction
- Added in a few niceties, like:
- decreasing bullet power when the enemy has very low energy (less than 4)
- only dividing the match length by 0.75 instead of 0.5
- only starting with a match length the size of the number of scans I have this round (taken from the movement data)
0.2.0: Codesize: 1499 Score: 2114
- 0.1.4 but with the surfing fixed to use both the unsegmented and the segmented buffers, plus some dodgy shrinking techniques
0.1.4: Codesize: 1497
- Merge in Toorkild's gun, but have to simplify the surfing buffer to less dimensions
- Accidentally packaged with only the main surfing buffer working, not the unsegmented buffer. Decided to release anyways as research.
0.1.3: Codesize: 1482
- Segmenting main surfing buffer on absolute acceleration instead of time-since-direction-change
0.1.2: Codesize: 1498
- Segmenting main surfing buffer on time-since-direction-change
0.1.1: Codesize: 1494 Score: 2059
- Fixed 1-off bug in the surfing
- Slightly less attack/retreat angle
- More dangerous to be close than before
0.1.0: Codesize: 1498 Score: 2014
- First release!