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""" This bot is a combination of my initial idea to analyze groups of bots with a maximum of one empty space between each member of a group as 'gloms' and some iterative improvements over mitch84's retreat_walk2 bot movement style (group coordination, avoid friendly fire, multi-unit retreats). The idea behind the glom concept is to generally try to group up bots in such a way that they form a sort of lattice structure where lesser enemies may throw themselves into the gaps between individual bots, only to be immediatly surrounded and pummeled to death. Also, to intentionally surround and pummel smaller groups to death. The overall strategy at this point is to glom together a group big enough to take the center, then fight defensively to annoy the opponent to death. The advanced movement rules allow for strong offensive play by the smaller gloms, as well. Reliably beats crw_preempt, centerrr, black_magic and rule99, but loses a defeat-in-detail to the chaos_legion, per Garage testing. At this point this is likely the strongest bot on the public board, considering it can beat all but one. Given that this bot is the result of an iterative improvement process, its code is ugly as hell. You have my sympathies in the form of copious comments -- entropicdrifter gloms = dict() glom_lookup = dict() target_ids = dict() claimed_locations = set() movement_map = dict() center = Coords(9, 9) biggest_glom = None # sort team by shortest walking distance to unit # using health as a tie-breaker so we finish off the weak first def nearest(team, unit): return sorted(team, key=lambda e: e.coords.walking_distance_to(unit.coords) + 0.1 * e.health) # Credit for this method to atl15, taken from the bot centerrr #checking if bot is in spawn spawn_coords = [(14,2),(16,4),(16,14),(14,16),(4,16),(2,14),(2,4),(4,2)] def check_spawn(unit_coord): if unit_coord[1] == 1 or unit_coord[1] == 17 or unit_coord[0] == 1 or unit_coord[0] == 17: return True for coord in spawn_coords: if unit_coord == coord: return True return False def total_threat(state, unit_coord): threat = 0 for direction in Direction: obj = state.obj_by_coords(unit_coord + direction) if obj and obj.team and obj.team == state.other_team: threat += obj.health return threat # Pre-calculate gloms and targets, plus initialize the globals def init_turn(state): global gloms global glom_lookup global claimed_locations global center global biggest_glom global movement_map allies = state.objs_by_team(state.our_team) enemies = state.objs_by_team(state.other_team) unglommed = set(allies + enemies) center = Coords(9, 9) gloms = dict() glom_lookup = dict() claimed_locations = set() movement_map = {bot.id : None for bot in allies} # This is where the magic happens. # Recursively look at nearby bots who haven't been added to a glom yet # and group them up by team. def glom_neighbors(bot, glom, unglommed): glom['bots'].add(bot) glom['health'] += bot.health neighbors = [e for e in unglommed if e and e.coords.walking_distance_to(bot.coords) < 3] for neighbor in neighbors: if neighbor.team == bot.team and neighbor in unglommed: unglommed.remove(neighbor) glom_lookup[neighbor.id] = glom_lookup[bot.id] glom_neighbors(neighbor, glom, unglommed) return glom # Glom up all bots while len(unglommed): current = unglommed.pop() if not glom_lookup.get(current.id): glom_lookup[current.id] = len(gloms) gloms[glom_lookup[current.id]] = glom_neighbors(current, {'bots': set(), 'health': 0}, unglommed) if(current.team == state.our_team): # Pick a target for each glom target_ids[glom_lookup[current.id]] = nearest(enemies, current)[0].id biggest_glom = max(gloms, key=lambda e: len(gloms[e]['bots']) + 0.01 * gloms[e]['health']) # Credit to mitch84 for writing the walk_to and retreat_inner methods for the bot retreat_walk2 # The only things I've changed here are to check for movement collisions # between my own bots using the claimed_locations global set # and to add one param to the retreat_inner method so I can check # whether a unit would retreat after making its planned movement def walk_to(state, from_coords, to_coords): x = to_coords.x - from_coords.x y = to_coords.y - from_coords.y xdir = Direction.East if x > 0 else Direction.West ydir = Direction.South if y > 0 else Direction.North blanks = [] for direction in Direction: possible_location = from_coords + direction other = state.obj_by_coords(possible_location) if (not other or (other.team == state.our_team and movement_map[other.id])) and (state.turn % 10 < 7 or not check_spawn(possible_location)): blanks.append(direction) if abs(x) > abs(y) and xdir in blanks and from_coords + xdir not in claimed_locations: return xdir elif abs(y) >= abs(x) and ydir in blanks and from_coords + ydir not in claimed_locations: return ydir elif xdir in blanks and from_coords + xdir not in claimed_locations: return xdir elif ydir in blanks and from_coords + ydir not in claimed_locations: return ydir elif blanks and from_coords + blanks[0] not in claimed_locations: return blanks[0] else: return None def retreat(state, unit): threat = total_threat(state, unit.coords) result = retreat_inner(state, unit, unit.coords, threat) if not result and not result is None: for direction in Direction: new_location = unit.coords + direction other = state.obj_by_coords(new_location) if other and other.team == state.our_team: for d in Direction: ally_direction = try_move(state, other, other.coords + d, 'coordinated retreat') if ally_direction: return direction return result def retreat_inner(state, unit, coords, threat): enemies = [] blanks = [] for direction in Direction: new_location = coords + direction new_threat = total_threat(state, new_location) other = state.obj_by_coords(new_location) if other and other.team == state.other_team: enemies.append(other) # the 'or new_location == unit.coords' bit is necessary # because it allows us to check hypotheticals, # i.e. 'what if I go here, would I retreat?' # In those cases, it's necessary to treat the unit's current spot # as empty since they won't be there on the turn we're considering. # This comparison is consistently safe because # if unit.coords == coords, then new_location will # never == unit.coords elif (not other or new_location == unit.coords or (other.team == unit.team and movement_map[other.id])) and new_location not in claimed_locations and (state.turn % 10 < 7 or not check_spawn(new_location)) and new_threat < threat: blanks.append(direction) # retreat if flanked and there is room to retreat if len(enemies) > 1: if blanks: return blanks[0] return blanks elif len(enemies) == 1 and enemies[0].health > unit.health: if blanks: return blanks[0] return blanks else: return None # Make a movement action only if we wouldn't retreat immediately after, # assuming enemies don't move def try_move(state, unit, target_location, action_name): move_direction = walk_to(state, unit.coords, target_location) if move_direction: new_location = unit.coords + move_direction future_threat = total_threat(state, new_location) would_retreat = retreat_inner(state, unit, new_location, future_threat) if not would_retreat: debug.inspect('action', action_name) claimed_locations.add(unit.coords + move_direction) movement_map[unit.id] = move_direction return move_direction # Make an attack only if it will not hit any allies def try_attack(state, unit, attack_direction, action_name): attack_location = unit.coords + attack_direction obj = state.obj_by_coords(attack_location) if (not obj and not attack_location in claimed_locations) or (obj and (not obj.team or obj.team == state.other_team)): debug.inspect('action', action_name) claimed_locations.add(attack_location) return Action.attack(attack_direction) def robot(state, unit): if movement_map[unit.id]: debug.inspect('action', 'coordinated retreat') return Action.move(movement_map[unit.id]) allies = state.objs_by_team(state.our_team) enemies = state.objs_by_team(state.other_team) glom_id = glom_lookup[unit.id] glom = gloms[glom_id] we_big = glom_id == biggest_glom allies_sorted = [ally for ally in nearest(allies, unit) if ally.id != unit.id and glom_lookup[ally.id] != glom_id] # find the target enemy = state.obj_by_id(target_ids[glom_id]) # get the target's glom enemy_glom = gloms[glom_lookup[enemy.id]] # actually, let's target the closest member of the target glom enemy = nearest(enemy_glom['bots'], unit)[0] # can't be blind to the *actual* nearest enemy nearest_enemy = nearest(enemies, unit)[0] if not enemy: enemy = nearest_enemy attack_direction = unit.coords.direction_to(enemy.coords) debug.inspect('glom', glom) debug.inspect('target', enemy) # Take any free wins if unit.coords.walking_distance_to(nearest_enemy.coords) == 1 and nearest_enemy.health < unit.health: attack_direction = unit.coords.direction_to(nearest_enemy.coords) attack = try_attack(state, unit, attack_direction, 'finishing blow') if attack: return attack attack_direction = unit.coords.direction_to(enemy.coords) retreat_direction = retreat(state, unit) # Cut your losses, if applicable if retreat_direction: direction = try_move(state, unit, unit.coords + retreat_direction, 'retreat') if direction: return Action.move(direction) # If our glom is bigger or stronger, kill 'em all elif len(enemy_glom['bots']) < len(glom['bots']) or glom['health'] > enemy_glom['health']: # If you're alone or hogging the center: fight defensively, # otherwise go on the offensive if (len(glom['bots']) > 1 and unit.coords.walking_distance_to(enemy.coords) == 1) or ((we_big or len(glom['bots']) == 1) and unit.coords.walking_distance_to(enemy.coords) <= 2): attack = try_attack(state, unit, attack_direction, 'attack') if attack: return attack if we_big: # If we're the biggest glom, take the center direction = try_move(state, unit, center, 'take the center') if direction: return Action.move(direction) else: # dynamic movement allows us to consistently surround them direction = try_move(state, unit, enemy.coords, 'swarm') if direction: return Action.move(direction) if not we_big: # If we're not retreating or attacking, try to glom for ally in allies_sorted: debug.inspect('ally', ally) direction = try_move(state, unit, ally.coords, 'glomming') if direction: return Action.move(direction) # If we can't find a glom to join, take the center direction = try_move(state, unit, center, 'take the center') if direction: return Action.move(direction) # If we got here, we're probably trapped. Fight to the death! attack_direction = unit.coords.direction_to(nearest_enemy.coords) attack = try_attack(state, unit, attack_direction, 'fight to the death') if attack: return attack
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