Exemple #1
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  /**
   * Run the game with time limit (asynchronous mode). This is how it will be done in the
   * competition. Can be played with and without visual display of game states.
   *
   * @param pacManController The Pac-Man controller
   * @param ghostController The Ghosts controller
   * @param visual Indicates whether or not to use visuals
   */
  public void runGameTimed(
      Controller<MOVE> pacManController,
      Controller<EnumMap<GHOST, MOVE>> ghostController,
      boolean visual) {
    Game game = new Game(0);

    GameView gv = null;

    if (visual) gv = new GameView(game).showGame();

    if (pacManController instanceof HumanController)
      gv.getFrame().addKeyListener(((HumanController) pacManController).getKeyboardInput());

    new Thread(pacManController).start();
    new Thread(ghostController).start();

    while (!game.gameOver()) {
      pacManController.update(game.copy(), System.currentTimeMillis() + DELAY);
      ghostController.update(game.copy(), System.currentTimeMillis() + DELAY);

      try {
        Thread.sleep(DELAY);
      } catch (InterruptedException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
      }

      game.advanceGame(pacManController.getMove(), ghostController.getMove());

      if (visual) gv.repaint();
    }

    pacManController.terminate();
    ghostController.terminate();
  }
Exemple #2
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  /**
   * Run a game in asynchronous mode: the game waits until a move is returned. In order to slow
   * thing down in case the controllers return very quickly, a time limit can be used. If fasted
   * gameplay is required, this delay should be put as 0.
   *
   * @param pacManController The Pac-Man controller
   * @param ghostController The Ghosts controller
   * @param visual Indicates whether or not to use visuals
   * @param delay The delay between time-steps
   */
  public void runGame(
      Controller<MOVE> pacManController,
      Controller<EnumMap<GHOST, MOVE>> ghostController,
      boolean visual,
      int delay) {
    try {
      PrintStream out = new PrintStream("replay.txt");
      Game game = new Game(0);

      GameView gv = null;

      if (visual) gv = new GameView(game).showGame();

      while (!game.gameOver()) {
        game.advanceGame(
            pacManController.getMove(game.copy(), -1),
            ghostController.getMove(game.copy(), System.currentTimeMillis() + Long.MAX_VALUE));

        try {
          Thread.sleep(delay);
        } catch (Exception e) {
        }

        if (visual) gv.repaint();
        out.println(game.getGameState());
        out.flush();
      }
      out.close();
    } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
      // TODO Auto-generated catch block
      e.printStackTrace();
    }
  }
Exemple #3
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  /**
   * Run the game in asynchronous mode but proceed as soon as both controllers replied. The time
   * limit still applies so so the game will proceed after 40ms regardless of whether the
   * controllers managed to calculate a turn.
   *
   * @param pacManController The Pac-Man controller
   * @param ghostController The Ghosts controller
   * @param fixedTime Whether or not to wait until 40ms are up even if both controllers already
   *     responded
   * @param visual Indicates whether or not to use visuals
   */
  public void runGameTimedSpeedOptimised(
      Controller<MOVE> pacManController,
      Controller<EnumMap<GHOST, MOVE>> ghostController,
      boolean fixedTime,
      boolean visual) {
    Game game = new Game(0);

    GameView gv = null;

    if (visual) gv = new GameView(game).showGame();

    if (pacManController instanceof HumanController)
      gv.getFrame().addKeyListener(((HumanController) pacManController).getKeyboardInput());

    new Thread(pacManController).start();
    new Thread(ghostController).start();

    while (!game.gameOver()) {
      pacManController.update(game.copy(), System.currentTimeMillis() + DELAY);
      ghostController.update(game.copy(), System.currentTimeMillis() + DELAY);

      try {
        int waited = DELAY / INTERVAL_WAIT;

        for (int j = 0; j < DELAY / INTERVAL_WAIT; j++) {
          Thread.sleep(INTERVAL_WAIT);

          if (pacManController.hasComputed() && ghostController.hasComputed()) {
            waited = j;
            break;
          }
        }

        if (fixedTime) Thread.sleep(((DELAY / INTERVAL_WAIT) - waited) * INTERVAL_WAIT);

        game.advanceGame(pacManController.getMove(), ghostController.getMove());
      } catch (InterruptedException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
      }

      if (visual) gv.repaint();
    }

    pacManController.terminate();
    ghostController.terminate();
  }
Exemple #4
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  /**
   * For running multiple games without visuals. This is useful to get a good idea of how well a
   * controller plays against a chosen opponent: the random nature of the game means that
   * performance can vary from game to game. Running many games and looking at the average score
   * (and standard deviation/error) helps to get a better idea of how well the controller is likely
   * to do in the competition.
   *
   * @param pacManController The Pac-Man controller
   * @param ghostController The Ghosts controller
   * @param trials The number of trials to be executed
   */
  public void runExperiment(
      Controller<MOVE> pacManController,
      Controller<EnumMap<GHOST, MOVE>> ghostController,
      int trials) {
    double avgScore = 0;

    Random rnd = new Random(0);
    Game game;

    for (int i = 0; i < trials; i++) {
      game = new Game(rnd.nextLong());

      while (!game.gameOver()) {
        long due = System.currentTimeMillis() + DELAY;
        game.advanceGame(
            pacManController.getMove(game.copy(), due), ghostController.getMove(game.copy(), due));
      }

      avgScore += game.getScore();
      System.out.println(i + "\t" + game.getScore());
    }

    System.out.println(avgScore / trials);
  }