Difference between revisions of ".hit"
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A good use of these are with Blind bots to give them some sense of what is going on around them. | A good use of these are with Blind bots to give them some sense of what is going on around them. | ||
| − | hit - Has your bot been hit by another bot? | + | *hit - Has your bot been hit by another bot? Note: doesn't reset to zero. |
| − | hitup - hit from the front? | + | *hitup - hit from the front? |
| − | hitdn - hit from the back? | + | *hitdn - hit from the back? |
| − | hitdx - hit on the right? | + | *hitdx - hit on the right? |
| − | hitsx - hit on the left? | + | *hitsx - hit on the left? |
== Note from the C++ front lines == | == Note from the C++ front lines == | ||
Revision as of 23:09, 30 October 2005
These give the bots a sense of touch, allowing them to tell when something has hit them or if they have hit something.
A good use of these are with Blind bots to give them some sense of what is going on around them.
- hit - Has your bot been hit by another bot? Note: doesn't reset to zero.
- hitup - hit from the front?
- hitdn - hit from the back?
- hitdx - hit on the right?
- hitsx - hit on the left?
Note from the C++ front lines
In the 2.4 C++ port (probably will be called 2.5 I think) hitup, hitdn, hitsx, and hitdx will probably be replaced by hitang, which will return the angle of the hit relative to the eye.
The reasons are two fold: hitang would be more useful in practice, and free up 3 other sysvars (making the sysvars file less cluttered).
