# Ogres are trying to take out your reindeer!
# Keep your archers back while summoning soldiers to attack.
def pickUpCoin():
# Collect coins.
item = hero.findNearestItem()
if item:
hero.move(item.pos)
pass
def summonTroops():
# Summon soldiers if you have the gold.
if hero.gold > 20:
hero.summon("soldier")
pass
# This function has an argument named soldier.
# Arguments are like variables.
# The value of an argument is determined when the function is called.
def commandSoldier(soldier):
# Soldiers should attack enemies.
enemy = soldier.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy:
hero.command(soldier, "attack", enemy)
pass
# Write a commandArcher function to tell your archers what to do!
# It should take one argument that will represent the archer passed to the function when it's called.
# Archers should only attack enemies who are closer than 25 meters, otherwise, stay still.
def commandArcher(archer):
enemy = archer.findNearestEnemy
distance = archer.distanceTo(enemy)
if enemy and distance < 25:
hero.command(archer, "attack", enemy)
while True:
pickUpCoin()
summonTroops()
friends = hero.findFriends()
for friend in friends:
if friend.type == "soldier":
# This friend will be assigned to the variable soldier in commandSoldier
commandSoldier(friend)
elif friend.type == "archer":
# Be sure to command your archers.
commandArcher(friend)
pass
enemy = archer.findNearestEnemy
# your are calling a function and have forgotten something
distance = archer.distanceTo(enemy)
# even if the above line is correct you will measure a distance
# to an object that probably doesn't exist initially
My archers just move to the nearest enemy. I read the above messages and I think I have the 2nd problem, but I don’t know how to fix it. Here is my code:
def pickUpCoin():
# Collect coins.
coin = hero.findNearestItem()
hero.moveXY(coin.pos.x, coin.pos.y)
pass
def summonTroops():
# Summon soldiers if you have the gold.
if hero.gold >= hero.costOf("soldier"):
hero.summon("soldier")
pass
# This function has an argument named soldier.
# Arguments are like variables.
# The value of an argument is determined when the function is called.
def commandSoldier(soldier):
# Soldiers should attack enemies.
enemy = soldier.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy:
hero.command(soldier, "attack", enemy)
pass
# Write a commandArcher function to tell your archers what to do!
# It should take one argument that will represent the archer passed to the function when it's called.
# Archers should only attack enemies who are closer than 25 meters, otherwise, stay still.
def commandArcher(archer):
enemy = archer.findNearestEnemy()
if enemy and archer.distanceTo(enemy) < 25:
hero.command(archer, "attack", enemy)
else:
pass
while True:
pickUpCoin()
summonTroops()
friends = hero.findFriends()
for friend in friends:
if friend.type == "soldier":
# This friend will be assigned to the variable soldier in commandSoldier
commandSoldier(friend)
elif friend.type == "archer":
# Be sure to command your archers.
commandArcher(friend)
pass
#you can't write soldier or archer in the functions
#or it will think that it was a function
#do this:
def commandArcher():
#and
def commandSoldier():
#write ' friends = findFriends()
#for friend in friends:
#if friend:
#if friend.type = ('Archer'#or Soldier)
#hero.command(NaN, NaN, NaN)
#add a distance variable to calculate the distance, use if friend.distanceTo(~~~) in the if stmt.
Ok, thanks for trying to help, but please don’t revive old topics. It won’t benefit the original poster (he/she’s not active anymore and has probably solved the problem).
Danny
