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Revision as of 04:27, 8 February 2006
Tie Feeding
Tie feeding allows an enemy bot to steal vast amounts of nrg via ties. Fortunatly the stricken bots can turn this attack to their advantage.
Leaching:
This method allows a bot to hijack another's attempt to tie feed and reverses it.
It is done by changing tieval to a positive 1000, making the tie feeder give nrg to the Leach.
cond *.tiepres *50 != *.tiepres 0 > start *.tiepres .tienum store .tieval .tieloc store 1000 .tieval store stop
That's all there is to it. Careful combination with a typical tie feeder, allows a bot to make use of both it's own and enemy ties.
Counter-Leaching:
Now that your bots can leach from unprepared aggressors, what about defending themselves? The easiest way to do this is for them to stop tie feeding and begin attacking another bot's memory values.
cond *.tiepres *.feedtie = start -1000 .tieval store *.tieval 1000 div .tieloc store stop
As soon as a bot tries to leach from this one, the tieloc will change. In this case it causes an enemy bot to store 1000 in up(Making a bot fly forward at warpspeed).
