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Bots categorized as __1-vs-1__ are designed specifically for fights with a single opponent.
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Bots categorized as '''One on One''' are specifically designed for fights against only one other robot.
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Field sizes vary per contest, but usually the default of 800x600 is used.
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== Characteristics ==
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* Tend to have simpler [[radar]]
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* Can scan the enemy every turn
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* Almost always try to move perpendicular to their opponent
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* Have complete control of their [[Movement]] profile
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* Simpler enemy data management code, as they need to keep track of only one opponent
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* Usually the first bots that people write
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* Often more advanced than [[Melee]] bots
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== See Also ==
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* [[:Category:1-vs-1 Bots]]
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* [[DrussGT]]
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* [[Dookious]]
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* [[CassiusClay]]
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* [[Shadow]]
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* [[SandboxDT]]

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Bots categorized as One on One are specifically designed for fights against only one other robot.

Field sizes vary per contest, but usually the default of 800x600 is used.

Characteristics

  • Tend to have simpler radar
  • Can scan the enemy every turn
  • Almost always try to move perpendicular to their opponent
  • Have complete control of their Movement profile
  • Simpler enemy data management code, as they need to keep track of only one opponent
  • Usually the first bots that people write
  • Often more advanced than Melee bots

See Also