Here is a Perceptual Couplet Robot Droid to do the job:
package bayen;
import robocode.*;
/**
* CoupletUba - a robot by Bayen
*/
public class CoupletUba extends Robot implements Droid {
/**
* First Line - Go forward
*/
public void run() {while(true)ahead(5000);}
/**
* Second Line - Follow the Walls
*/
public void onHitWall(HitWallEvent e) {turnRight(e.getBearing()+90);}
}
If you wanted to make it better, you could add:
/**
* Third Line - Move from Bullets
*/
public void onHitByBullet(HitByBulletEvent e) {turnRight(90);}
/**
* Fourth Line - Move from Enemies
*/
public void onHitRobot(HitRobotEvent e) {turnRight(90);}
--Bayen
MovesWithWind? could be shortened as so:
public class MovesWithWind? extends AdvancedRobot {
private double lastEnergy=100.0, direction=1.0;
public final void run() {
setTurnRadarRight(Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY);
}
public final void onScannedRobot?(ScannedRobotEvent event) {
setAhead((lastEnergy != (lastEnergy = event.getEnergy()) && event.getEnergy() - lastEnergy <= 3.0) ? 100 * (direction *= -1) : getGetDistanceRemaining());
setTurnRight((event.getBearing() - 90) - (getVelocity() / Math.abs(getVelocity())) * ((300 - event.getDistance()) / 300) * 45);
//setTurnRadarLeft(getRadarTurnRemaining());
}
}
With a radar with more slip-rate and assigning variables on the same line as declaring them. -- Nfwu
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