public MyBansheeHarassTask(BaseData baseManager, TargetingData targetingData, MapDataService mapDataService, MyBansheeMicroController bansheeController, int desiredCount = 1, bool enabled = true, float priority = -1f)
{
BaseData = baseManager;
TargetingData = targetingData;
MapDataService = mapDataService;
BansheeMicroController = bansheeController;
DesiredCount = desiredCount;
Priority = priority;
Enabled = enabled;
UnitCommanders = new List <UnitCommander>();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
// first we need to create a game connection for the SC2 api. The bot uses this to communicate with the game
var gameConnection = new GameConnection();
// We get a default bot that has everything setup. You can create one from scratch instead if you want to more heavily customize it.
var defaultSharkyBot = new DefaultSharkyBot(gameConnection);
var debug = false;
#if DEBUG
debug = true; // if you run in debug mode you can see useful information on the game screen
#endif
defaultSharkyBot.SharkyOptions.Debug = debug;
// we configure the bot with our own builds
defaultSharkyBot.BuildChoices[Race.Protoss] = MyBuildChoices.GetProtossBuildChoices(defaultSharkyBot);
defaultSharkyBot.BuildChoices[Race.Zerg] = MyBuildChoices.GetZergBuildChoices(defaultSharkyBot);
defaultSharkyBot.BuildChoices[Race.Terran] = MyBuildChoices.GetTerranBuildChoices(defaultSharkyBot);
// we add custom micro
defaultSharkyBot.MicroData.IndividualMicroControllers[UnitTypes.TERRAN_MARINE] = new MyMarineMicroController(defaultSharkyBot.MapDataService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyUnitData, defaultSharkyBot.ActiveUnitData, defaultSharkyBot.DebugService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkySimplePathFinder, defaultSharkyBot.BaseData, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyOptions, defaultSharkyBot.DamageService, defaultSharkyBot.UnitDataService, MicroPriority.LiveAndAttack, false);
defaultSharkyBot.MicroData.IndividualMicroControllers[UnitTypes.TERRAN_BANSHEE] = new MyBansheeMicroController(defaultSharkyBot.MapDataService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyUnitData, defaultSharkyBot.ActiveUnitData, defaultSharkyBot.DebugService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkySimplePathFinder, defaultSharkyBot.BaseData, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyOptions, defaultSharkyBot.DamageService, defaultSharkyBot.UnitDataService, MicroPriority.LiveAndAttack, false);
// we add custom tasks
var bansheeHarassController = new MyBansheeMicroController(defaultSharkyBot.MapDataService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyUnitData, defaultSharkyBot.ActiveUnitData, defaultSharkyBot.DebugService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyPathFinder, defaultSharkyBot.BaseData, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyOptions, defaultSharkyBot.DamageService, defaultSharkyBot.UnitDataService, MicroPriority.LiveAndAttack, false); // we use SharkyPathFinder for the harass micro, a more resource intensive pathing controller that should be used only for a few units at once
defaultSharkyBot.MicroTaskData.MicroTasks["MyBansheeHarassTask"] = new MyBansheeHarassTask(defaultSharkyBot.BaseData, defaultSharkyBot.TargetingData, defaultSharkyBot.MapDataService, bansheeHarassController);
// we add our custom enemy strategies
var zealotRush = new EnemyStrategies.ZealotRush(defaultSharkyBot.EnemyStrategyHistory, defaultSharkyBot.ChatService, defaultSharkyBot.UnitCountService, defaultSharkyBot.SharkyOptions);
defaultSharkyBot.EnemyData.EnemyStrategies[zealotRush.Name()] = zealotRush;
// we create a bot with the modified default bot we made
var sharkyExampleBot = defaultSharkyBot.CreateBot(defaultSharkyBot.Managers, defaultSharkyBot.DebugService);
var myRace = Race.Terran; // if you change your bot's race make sure you also update ladderbots.json if you're using it on the ladder
if (args.Length == 0)
{
// if we just run the program without arguments we'll play against a random built in AI
gameConnection.RunSinglePlayer(sharkyExampleBot, @"AutomatonLE.SC2Map", myRace, Race.Random, Difficulty.VeryHard, AIBuild.RandomBuild).Wait();
}
else
{
// when a bot runs on the ladder it will pass arguments for a specific map, enemy, etc.
gameConnection.RunLadder(sharkyExampleBot, myRace, args).Wait();
}
}
