[SOLVED] Steelclaw Gap SOS

Level Help
1

I don’t get anything!
please help

# This level introduces the % operator, also known as the modulo operator.
# a % b returns the remainder of a divided by b
# This can be used to wrap around to the beginning of an array when an index might be greater than the length

defendPoints = [{"x": 35, "y": 63},{"x": 61, "y": 63},{"x": 32, "y": 26},{"x": 64, "y": 26}]

summonTypes = ["soldier","soldier","soldier","soldier","archer","archer","archer","archer"]

# You start with 360 gold to build a mixture of soldiers and archers.
# self.built is an array of the troops you have built, ever.
# Here we use "len(self.built) % len(summonTypes)" to wrap around the summonTypes array
def summonTroops():
    type = summonTypes[len(hero.built) % len(summonTypes)]
    if hero.gold >= hero.costOf(type):
        hero.summon(type)

def commandTroops():
    friends = hero.findFriends()
    for i in range(len(friends)):
        friend = friends[i]
        # Use % to wrap around defendPoints based on friendIndex
        
        # Command your minion to defend the defendPoint
        

while True:
    summonTroops()
    commandTroops()
2

After this put

posi = i % len(defendPoints)

Then command the friend to defend the posi.

Andrei

3

It says there is no friend index

4

Put i instead of friendIndex.

Andrei

5

Doesn’t work here is my code:

# This level introduces the % operator, also known as the modulo operator.
# a % b returns the remainder of a divided by b
# This can be used to wrap around to the beginning of an array when an index might be greater than the length

defendPoints = [{"x": 35, "y": 63},{"x": 61, "y": 63},{"x": 32, "y": 26},{"x": 64, "y": 26}]

summonTypes = ["soldier","soldier","soldier","soldier","archer","archer","archer","archer"]

# You start with 360 gold to build a mixture of soldiers and archers.
# self.built is an array of the troops you have built, ever.
# Here we use "len(self.built) % len(summonTypes)" to wrap around the summonTypes array
def summonTroops():
    type = summonTypes[len(hero.built) % len(summonTypes)]
    if hero.gold >= hero.costOf(type):
        hero.summon(type)

def commandTroops():
    friends = hero.findFriends()
    for i in range(len(friends)):
        friend = friends[i]
        # Use % to wrap around defendPoints based on friendIndex
        posi = i / len(defendPoints)
        # Command your minion to defend the defendPoint
        hero.command(friends, "move", posi)

while True:
    summonTroops()
    commandTroops()
6

Here put “defend” instead of “move”.

Andrei

7

doesn’t work i only make 1 unit then it stops

code:

# This level introduces the % operator, also known as the modulo operator.
# a % b returns the remainder of a divided by b
# This can be used to wrap around to the beginning of an array when an index might be greater than the length

defendPoints = [{"x": 35, "y": 63},{"x": 61, "y": 63},{"x": 32, "y": 26},{"x": 64, "y": 26}]

summonTypes = ["soldier","soldier","soldier","soldier","archer","archer","archer","archer"]

# You start with 360 gold to build a mixture of soldiers and archers.
# self.built is an array of the troops you have built, ever.
# Here we use "len(self.built) % len(summonTypes)" to wrap around the summonTypes array
def summonTroops():
    type = summonTypes[len(hero.built) % len(summonTypes)]
    if hero.gold >= hero.costOf(type):
        hero.summon(type)

def commandTroops():
    friends = hero.findFriends()
    for i in range(len(friends)):
        friend = friends[i]
        # Use % to wrap around defendPoints based on friendIndex
        posi = i / len(defendPoints)
        # Command your minion to defend the defendPoint
        hero.command(friend, "defend", posi)

while True:
    summonTroops()
    commandTroops()
8

Here put % instead of/.

Andrei

9

Check steelclaw gap yourself and then help me.
here is the link SteelClaw Gap

10

As Andrei mentioned…

11

I did it doesn’t work my avatar stays still

12

Ok, I see the problem. In this line:

        hero.command(friend, "defend", posi)

replace ‘posi’ with: defendPoints[iposi]

You are attempting to use ‘posi’ as a coordinate, when it is actually a whole number. Instead, you need to use it as the index of the defendPoints array, which is where the needed coords are stored.

13

You are wrong it isn’t iposi it is posi but with your help I succeded.

14

lol…so I typoed! :grin: Still, congrats on completing the level :slight_smile:

15

Thanks :slight_smile: :slightly_smiling_face: :smiley: :grinning: