I'd like to get approximate travel times to specific map positions. Since the engine has a decent path finder, I'd rather query it than reinvent the wheel. How can I do this through the Java API?
Full-text search through AIInterface.jar has revealed several promising looking methods such as
just in case you do not know already, there will eb a mayor re-fracture introduced in the (Java) AI Interface in the next mayor release (0.83.x). You can read about it here: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=24114
for current release: in AIInterface-src.jar, have a look at /com/springrts/ai/command/. You can issue these commands through:
Code:
ooAiCallback.getEngine().handleCommand(...);
/** * Whenever an AI wants to change the engine state in any way, * it has to call this method. * In other words, all commands from AIs to the engine (and other AIs) * go through this method. * * @param teamId the team number of the AI that sends the command * @param toId the team number of the AI that should receive * the command, or COMMAND_TO_ID_ENGINE if it is addressed * to the engine * @param commandId used on asynchronous commands, this allows the AI to * identify a possible result event, which would come * with the same id * @param commandTopic unique identifier of a command * (see COMMAND_* defines in AISCommands.h) * @param commandData a commandTopic specific struct, which contains * the data associated with the command * (see *Command structs) * @return 0: if command handling ok * != 0: something else otherwise */ public int handleCommand(int toId, int commandId, AICommand command)
Thanks for pointing out the pureint merge again. Since there has been a release since your announcement, I was under the mistaken impression it would already contain the change.
When is 0.83 scheduled to be released? In the meantime, is there a current binary release (for Windows) of spring I could use?
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have a look at /com/springrts/ai/command/
Ah, I didn't think a request for information could be a command because I didn't see any way for it to return the requested information - I didn't occur to me it might be written into the command itself. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
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