Hope you enjoyed the first episode. Part of what drove this episode is that I enjoy puzzle games like Myst, The Witness etc, which essentially just drop you in and you figure things out. Now I had some help from Co-pilot or this would have take alot longer to do but it was very much like figuring out a puzzle. I am working on doing weekly events to keep up my coding with projects - www.probotsai.com/join/
After a decade of programming, sometimes it is hard to remember how it was in the beginning. Seeing someone who is just learning the absolute basics and struggling with elementary stuff reminds me of my own beginnings. It is amazing how Copilot assists you when you are just starting out. Instead of needing lectures and hours upon hours of tutorials, and banging your head against the wall trying to identify the problem, Copilot will help you locate it, fix it, and explain what went wrong so you can learn from that mistake.
It was very much like a puzzle of trail and error to try something, see what worked, get feedback and try something else. Without co-pilot (despite some of the wrong answers), It would have take alot longer to move things along
A man of infinite courage taking AI suggestions for code without knowing how to code...spending a few weeks to learn object oriented python would make the process a little more enjoyable :)
I took some time with ChatGPT to get some basics and broad fundamentals. But there is the "you don't know what you don't know" that when I dived in I had to fumble around to figure out what I didn't know lol.
@@Vers-AI Learning by doing is an effective method of gaining skills. That said, having a little foundation will expedite the process and remove some of the painful dead ends. Especially in the programming world where the difference between right and wrong can be a single character.
Bud, I just came across someone on the exact same journey as me. I was also humbled by the coding side and asking Ai to look at and fix my code but that first win in sweet lol
Thank you for ur kind offer. I uploaded my very first bot and now its just trying to survive T-T. I never managed to play a replay from my code tho (python). If you have any idea how to do that, i would be ethernaly greatful. One day our bots will meet!@@Vers-AI
I swear I had almost the same emotion watching the AI work hahaha, it's beautiful. BTW... There is a way to play against Alphastar this days? I don t know nothing about that I A for years ago.
For Python, you could use this example bot from python sc2 to build your own- github.com/BurnySc2/python-sc2/blob/develop/examples/worker_stack_bot.py Or you could build a bot using one of the Frameworks that have it already built into it like Sharpy or Ares: aressc2.github.io/ares-sc2/
Hope you enjoyed the first episode. Part of what drove this episode is that I enjoy puzzle games like Myst, The Witness etc, which essentially just drop you in and you figure things out. Now I had some help from Co-pilot or this would have take alot longer to do but it was very much like figuring out a puzzle.
I am working on doing weekly events to keep up my coding with projects - www.probotsai.com/join/
After a decade of programming, sometimes it is hard to remember how it was in the beginning. Seeing someone who is just learning the absolute basics and struggling with elementary stuff reminds me of my own beginnings. It is amazing how Copilot assists you when you are just starting out. Instead of needing lectures and hours upon hours of tutorials, and banging your head against the wall trying to identify the problem, Copilot will help you locate it, fix it, and explain what went wrong so you can learn from that mistake.
It was very much like a puzzle of trail and error to try something, see what worked, get feedback and try something else. Without co-pilot (despite some of the wrong answers), It would have take alot longer to move things along
Omg, the zealot attacking its gateway was dang amusing
A man of infinite courage taking AI suggestions for code without knowing how to code...spending a few weeks to learn object oriented python would make the process a little more enjoyable :)
I took some time with ChatGPT to get some basics and broad fundamentals. But there is the "you don't know what you don't know" that when I dived in I had to fumble around to figure out what I didn't know lol.
@@Vers-AI Learning by doing is an effective method of gaining skills. That said, having a little foundation will expedite the process and remove some of the painful dead ends. Especially in the programming world where the difference between right and wrong can be a single character.
in my mind I feel like we're agreeing, but to clarify, what would foundation look like to you?
Awesome! Congratulations :) remembered me my first steps in programming and sc2 ai. It is a great way to learn coding.
couldn't agree more
Love the video! When will the bot be ready to take on serral? ;)
season 2 finale Kappa
You've got a winner! 🔥🔥 content right here! :D
This is inspiring. Good luck in your journey!
Thank you, thank you!!
Bud, I just came across someone on the exact same journey as me. I was also humbled by the coding side and asking Ai to look at and fix my code but that first win in sweet lol
haha kindred spirits!
Underrated
Looking forward to the next one!
That was some journey! Great content
definitely came to have a new found appreciation by the end of it lol
Hello! you inspired me to try sc2 botting too! goodluck!
If you have any trouble getting started or finding resources let me know
Thank you for ur kind offer. I uploaded my very first bot and now its just trying to survive T-T. I never managed to play a replay from my code tho (python). If you have any idea how to do that, i would be ethernaly greatful. One day our bots will meet!@@Vers-AI
solved already with the kind help of the discord server for sc2
This is a pretty good guide!
At last I have found something to inspire me to start learning for fun
Perfect! dig into it
This video hints there are more videos. Are there followup videos?
working on them, next video is in the editing bay, they just take some time to make 😅
I swear I had almost the same emotion watching the AI work hahaha, it's beautiful.
BTW... There is a way to play against Alphastar this days? I don t know nothing about that I A for years ago.
There isn't a way to play against AlphaStar specifically but you can play against DI-Star which is modeled (as close as they could get) off of it
@@Vers-AI Thank you very much! I'm going to go look for that AI 👍
@@overmind3922 here you go github.com/opendilab/DI-star
Nice.
Hey men, i need a Bot for fastest mining bro, do you have? How i make this?
are you talking about increasing speed of mining for a SC2 bot right?
@@Vers-AI Yes!!
For Python, you could use this example bot from python sc2 to build your own- github.com/BurnySc2/python-sc2/blob/develop/examples/worker_stack_bot.py
Or you could build a bot using one of the Frameworks that have it already built into it like Sharpy or Ares: aressc2.github.io/ares-sc2/
@@Vers-AI Don't have a bot out of the box? Well, I don't know anything about programming.
@@Vers-AI hum?