// Function call pattern
//
// 1) OnSetup
// 2) OnConnecting
// 3) OnConnected
// 3.1) OnRemoteBotGameConfigure - Only for non hosted bots
// 4) OnGameJoined
// 5) Loop
// 5.1) OnGameUpdate
// 5.2) OnGameActionRequested
// 6) OnDisconnected
// Anytime) OnUnhandledException
public override Task <OnSetupResponse> OnSetup(OnSetupOptions options)
{
// OnSetup is called first when the BotHost is figuring out how to run.
//
// If `options.IsHosted` is set to true, this bot is running on the server and won't
// take any configurations. This is because the game is already setup for it to run.
//
// If `options.IsHosted` is false, the bot is ruining as a remote player. This can either
// against the public service or a local server. To connect to a local server, the bot should
// set the `LocalServerPort` port in `OnSetupResponse`.
Logger.Log(Log.Info, $"OnSetup called; Is running hosted? {options.IsHosted}");
return(Task.FromResult(new OnSetupResponse()
{
// Set this if you want to connect to a local server.
// (only respected if the bot isn't running in hosted mode).
// LocalServerPort = 64005,
// If this bot is running remotely, you must supply a user name.
// (only respected if the bot isn't running in hosted mode).
UserName = m_botName,
// If this bot is running remotely, you must supply a passcode.
// (only respected if the bot isn't running in hosted mode).
Passcode = "RandomBotWins"
}));
}
//
// Public Overwrite Functions.
//
// Called initial to figure out how the bot is being ran.
// There are two configurations
// Hosted Bot - Running on the server, the bot has little control. (the game is already setup for it)
// Remote Player - The bot is either playing on the service or a local server, it's responsible for setting up the game.
public abstract Task <OnSetupResponse> OnSetup(OnSetupOptions options);
