KAI v0.2 Unnoficial
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The version of KAI 0.11 as you remember it and the one I "fixed" were not built from the same exact codebase. Basically, what left the SVN source for dead was the last commit made by Krogothe before he stopped maintaining it altogether (which introduced a logic error causing the AI to never give orders to builders), but there are signs of earlier changes to its economic model as well, and those I cannot undo without a revision history.
The AI interface revisions had nothing to do with it, in any case.
The AI interface revisions had nothing to do with it, in any case.
Hence the word interface in "AI interface"
Just like players, AIs have been affected by the conbots-guarding-factories-get-stuck bug in b2 and another behaviour bug in b1...
Also the exact behaviour for e.g. attack has been tuned since the last version of KAI by Krogothe: for example, bombers don't just bomb the first thing they fly over anymore, they actually bomb their target now. If an AI relied on that (by e.g. just giving bombers a move order in enemy area) then the AI (or the interface) would seem broken because Spring was fixed..
Once spring is dead the AI interface will be fully stable

Also the exact behaviour for e.g. attack has been tuned since the last version of KAI by Krogothe: for example, bombers don't just bomb the first thing they fly over anymore, they actually bomb their target now. If an AI relied on that (by e.g. just giving bombers a move order in enemy area) then the AI (or the interface) would seem broken because Spring was fixed..
Once spring is dead the AI interface will be fully stable

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That's what I hope to find out, but like I said most of the time it just runs out of memory during initialization and dies before I can do anything (despite there being 2GB available), and when it doesn't this is the result, which I suspect is a related problem.
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