i have a problem maybe you can consult me : i play a 3d online java game which uses its own JVM can we hook its camera view player attributes or etc? because template matching is a bit hard for this game ,game camera view changes when you fight NPCs and color detection is also hard because uses interesting filters .Game's Name is DinoStorm if you have a time take a look
I'm not a veteran but I do have a tip for those who want to get deeper in this game, join the game's discord :D I found this video there and there are many geeks and a strong community from my little experience there. Thanks for the video, quality and I learn't a bit as a beginner in this game :D
I think it would be a great idea to solve and explain the answers to the JetBrains/Hyperskill problems. They range from EASY-HARD and it is free until 2021. A lot of beginners are flooding to it (as you can see on their Hyperskill subreddit) and not enough solutions anywhere. I'm personally doing it myself learning Python and I'm on the hard tasks getting stuck without anywhere to look too. I know you're still working on the OPENCV videos but I really hope you tackle this next. (hyperskill.org/curriculum)
Steam has this on sale for 50% off now ($7.50) and I'm thinking about getting it. One quick question though: Is there any randomness in this game at all? Or will the same match up between the same set of bots always play out the exact same way? Hopefully there's at least some initial randomness with the setup of the arena. Different arena setups would cause different outcomes, even with deterministic behavior from the same bots. Also, is there cross platform play? Can a mobile player play against a PC Steam player?
I know this was a while ago but, If the bots have the same position and AI then the outcome will always be the same. However, enemy AI, bot position, and arena layout can drastically effect the outcome of a match. I'm unsure about cross platform play though.
I know a lot of people are eager for the next OpenCV video, and I promise that's coming up next!
Definitely got a bit excited for that when I saw a notification from 'Learn Code By Gaming'.
Yes !
dudeee yesss i really want the opencv video, but this video is fire bro keep it going bro
@@emiliomota2459 Working on it now, should be out soon!
i have a problem maybe you can consult me : i play a 3d online java game which uses its own JVM can we hook its camera view player attributes or etc? because template matching is a bit hard for this game ,game camera view changes when you fight NPCs and color detection is also hard because uses interesting filters .Game's Name is DinoStorm if you have a time take a look
From my experience, the game does not make you a programmer, but it helps you think like a programmer
I'm not a veteran but I do have a tip for those who want to get deeper in this game, join the game's discord :D
I found this video there and there are many geeks and a strong community from my little experience there.
Thanks for the video, quality and I learn't a bit as a beginner in this game :D
Good tip!
Your channel is all around awesome man
Thanks!
defo got my notifications for this!
Awesome!
Thanks a lot for your video! Great production value :o
Thanks! Great game!
This is very cool. Good work!
Thanks for the great review
Really cool video! Maybe one day I'll play against you in ranked :)
Thanks Simon!
I think it would be a great idea to solve and explain the answers to the JetBrains/Hyperskill problems. They range from EASY-HARD and it is free until 2021. A lot of beginners are flooding to it (as you can see on their Hyperskill subreddit) and not enough solutions anywhere. I'm personally doing it myself learning Python and I'm on the hard tasks getting stuck without anywhere to look too. I know you're still working on the OPENCV videos but I really hope you tackle this next. (hyperskill.org/curriculum)
Thanks for the tip, I hadn't heard of that! I'll check it out.
Can you make a ML bot to play gladiabots
You might be able to use machine learning to evaluate improvements to your AI.. the game isn't really designed for that though.
Steam has this on sale for 50% off now ($7.50) and I'm thinking about getting it. One quick question though: Is there any randomness in this game at all? Or will the same match up between the same set of bots always play out the exact same way?
Hopefully there's at least some initial randomness with the setup of the arena. Different arena setups would cause different outcomes, even with deterministic behavior from the same bots.
Also, is there cross platform play? Can a mobile player play against a PC Steam player?
I know this was a while ago but, If the bots have the same position and AI then the outcome will always be the same. However, enemy AI, bot position, and arena layout can drastically effect the outcome of a match. I'm unsure about cross platform play though.
JOIN THE GLADIABOTS DISCORD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just a heads up u can get gladiabots for 5 bucks on pc through itch.io social justice bundle comes with 1500 games and other coding games
Cool!
I would have enjoyed less game review and more tips.
You look like a programmer, take that as you will
More tricks and no tips