void Start()
{
return;
Debug.Log("---");
Game g = new Game(4, 4);
g.winCondition = new InARowCondition(Direction.LINE, 3);
g.loseCondition = new InARowCondition(Direction.LINE, 2);
MCTSAgent p = new MCTSAgent(1);
MCTSAgent q = new MCTSAgent(2);
g.PrintBoard();
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
p.TakeTurn(g);
g.PrintBoard();
if (g.endStatus > 0)
{
break;
}
q.TakeTurn(g);
g.PrintBoard();
if (g.endStatus > 0)
{
break;
}
}
Debug.Log(g.endStatus);
Debug.Log("---");
}
IEnumerator PauseForOpponent()
{
allowInteraction = false;
//Wait briefly for the AI to take their turn
//Brendon Chung tweeted this lovely breakdown of the perception of time
//as like a rule of thumb, and it's stuck with me - it's easy to overestimate
//https://twitter.com/BlendoGames/status/1105587512297185280
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(0.3f));
npcPlayer.TakeTurn(currentGame, TimeAllottedPerTurn);
if (currentGame.endStatus != 0)
{
SetEndState();
}
allowInteraction = true;
}