This is my code.
def findBestItem(friend, excludedItems):
items = friend.findItems()
bestItem = None
bestItemValue = 0
for item in items:
if item not in excludedItems:
if bestItemValue < item.value / friend.distanceTo(item):
bestItemValue = item.value / friend.distanceTo(item)
bestItem = item
return bestItem
while True:
peasants = hero.findByType("peasant")
claimedItems = []
for peasant in peasants:
enemy = peasant.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy:
if hero.gold > hero.costOf('decoy'):
hero.command(peasant, 'buildXY', 'decoy', peasant.pos.x, peasant.pos.y)
continue
pass
item = findBestItem(peasant, claimedItems)
if item:
claimedItems.append(item)
hero.command(peasant, 'move', item.pos)`
But it tells me that my code is really slow or never finished.
Read the hints. They say to command the peasants to build a decoy when an enemy is targeting the peasant and to build the decoy at the peasant’s x position - 2.
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I tried what you said to do but all of my peasants die.
def findBestItem(friend, excludedItems):
items = friend.findItems()
bestItem = None
bestItemValue = 0
for item in items:
if item not in excludedItems:
if bestItemValue < item.value / friend.distanceTo(item):
bestItemValue = item.value / friend.distanceTo(item)
bestItem = item
return bestItem
while True:
peasants = hero.findByType("peasant")
claimedItems = []
for peasant in peasants:
enemy = peasant.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy:
if hero.gold > hero.costOf('decoy'):
hero.command(peasant, 'buildXY', 'decoy', peasant.pos.x - 2, peasant.pos.y)
continue
pass
item = findBestItem(peasant, claimedItems)
if item:
claimedItems.append(item)
hero.command(peasant, 'move', item.pos)
enemy = hero.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy:
if hero.isReady("throw"):
hero.throw(enemy)
This is my newest code, but the peasants still die!! Please HELP!
You forgot about this. (the function is: unit.target. This returns the unit’s current attack target).
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# Use in to check if an element is IN the excludedItems array.
Check if an element is INSIDE the excluded items array
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Put this in an if statement
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What do you mean, I don’t understand.
I’m not sure exactly what @FalconX11_312 means, your code worked for me when you put in enemy.target.
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Sorry. I meant put it outside of the if statement if item not in excludedItems.
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FalconX11_312:
Too much indentation.
That’s only because of the quote.
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I’m afraid I still don’t understand what you mean
Have you followed the advice I gave you? If so it should work… Please post your current code.
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def findBestItem(friend, excludedItems):
items = friend.findItems()
bestItem = None
bestItemValue = 0
for item in items:
if item not in excludedItems:
if bestItemValue < item.value / friend.distanceTo(item):
bestItemValue = item.value / friend.distanceTo(item)
bestItem = item
return bestItem
while True:
peasants = hero.findByType("peasant")
claimedItems = []
for peasant in peasants:
enemy = peasant.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy:
if hero.gold > hero.costOf('decoy'):
hero.command(peasant, 'buildXY', 'decoy', peasant.pos.x, peasant.pos.y)
continue
pass
item = findBestItem(peasant, claimedItems)
if item:
claimedItems.append(item)
hero.command(peasant, 'move', item.pos)
The peasants build decoys but the orges go for the peasants instead of the decoys.
Again, only build a decoy if the enemy is targeting the peasant.
if enemy.target == peasant:
Also,
Lydia_Song:
hero.command(peasant, 'buildXY', 'decoy', peasant.pos.x, peasant.pos.y)
should be
hero.command(peasant, 'buildXY', 'decoy', peasant.pos.x-2, peasant.pos.y)
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Ok
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Thank you so much, it worked!!
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weary
July 30, 2020, 12:53am
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Congrats on completing the level
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thank you for your help!!