It's annoying to understand the code without it, and my lack of advanced knowledge in java doesn't help either...
Maybe I'll just wait until it's fully documented.
Is it possible to add an automated feature like the baseBot onto the sbBot? such as picks, ready, sub and stuff. I don't think it should be very hard. The sbBot already tracks the stats, so this seems like a possible idea.
Stuff rarely gets documented, don't wait for that, ever.
Although there exists code that already does picks/ready/sub/etc., it's not always easy to transplant code from one thing to another. Often it is entangled in a lot of other stuff, e.g. roster database checks, etc.
It is really easy to make your own pick/ready/sub functions, just think about it; it's just a list of players and nothing else.
One more thing, existing code for picking players won't work in ?go strikeball. Sometimes you'll want to add another player and the arena won't let it happen... because 'Teams would be too uneven'. More likely, it'll put a player in as a javelin, when really you wanted him to be a warbird.
If you do want to get better in Java then this would be an ideal project. Start small (just get picking done), then keep adding new small bits until it becomes a nice big SB bot with your nick on the !about.
my best guess would be to talk to the bot creators in TW,
jacen solo / 2dragons etc..
see what they can do to get you started, (dont spam or annoy them though.. or u will get nothing, guarenteed)
Superdave(postal) is also damn good when it comes to developing events and bots for said events.
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5:the_paul> calculus is not a girlfriend
5:royst> i wish it was calculus
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Just idle curiosity, but what all would a strikeball bot have to do?
I'm assuming something like wbduel, where a capt picks people then !ready's it, but what specific rules would the bot have to monitor? Trying to write a bot to watch for lag shots might be a bit tricky
People who are rather more than six feet tall and nearly as broad across the shoulders often have uneventful journeys. People jump out at them from behind rocks then say things like, "Oh. Sorry. I thought you were someone else."
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