Ryan Tosh Radvylf
Radvylf
/ controller.js
Created
January 11, 2019 04:18
You'll need to add your own system of ending games, for now I just have a system for animating games. Put your bots in the run variable, following the example templates.
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| var Positions = { | |
| SOLDIER: 0, | |
| CANNON: 1, | |
| SPY: 2, | |
| CAPTAIN: 3, | |
| GENERAL: 4 | |
| }; | |
| var Moves = { | |
| NONE: [0], | |
| MOVE: { |
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| //ATTENTION: | |
| //Paste this code into the Developer Console on about:blank, and press enter. To activate, type activateCanvas(fps, turns) | |
| var botData = | |
| [ | |
| { | |
| name: "Bot Name", | |
| run: function() { | |
| //function | |
| } |