Labs for Human-like Artificial Agents (Summer 2018/19)

Contents

This page contains materials for labs of the Human-like Artificial Agents (NAIL068) course (lectures webpage here) that is taught during summer semester of 2018/19 at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. The course is lead mainly by Cyril Brom and Jakub Gemrot. Labs are backed up by Jakub Gemrot (gemrot@gamedev.cuni.cz) and Petr Mácha (Bohemia Interactive Simulations, petr.macha@bisimulations.com).

Labs are containing two tracks Pogamut 3 (Unreal Tournament 2004; mostly a-few agent scenarios) and NOTA (always many agent scenarios).

Permalink to this page: http://bit.ly/mff-uk-hlaa-labs-2019

History: 2018<= 2017


Dates

Tuesday’s labs, 17:20 – SW1, 19:00 – SW2

Pogamut Exam is scheduled to Monday 27.5.2019, 10:00-15:00, SW1, please come on time!

NOTA Exam is scheduled to TBD, SW1, please come on time!


How to pass the labs – Homeworks

There will be two tracks of homeworks: Pogamut 3 (Unreal Tournament 2004)and NOTA. You have to do the BASE variants of ALL homeworks in BOTH tracks.

There will be 6 Pogamut 3 homeworks and 5 NOTA homeworks.

Moreover, there will be ADVANCED parts of homeworks. Successfully delivering advanced parts of homeworks will ease the final exam for you. In each track, you can score up-to 40 points. Those points contribute to the overall track score.


How to pass the course – The Final Exam

There will be two tracks of the final exams: Pogamut 3 (Unreal Tournament 2004) and NOTA. You have to successfully pass at least ONE of them to finish the course.

The final exam will be about creating one complex behavior or solve one complex scenario using techniques and tools you will learn throughout the labs.

In each track, you can receive 0-90 points for solving the final exam.

The final score of the track is then made of the sum of “final exam points” and “homework points”, so in theory, you can ean up-to 130 points in a given track.

You will receive the grade according to the higher of track scores, which forms your final score.

Final_score = MAX{Pogamut_3_track_score, NOTA_track_score} translates to the grades as follows.

Final Scoring   Final Grade
[0-55) Fail
[55-70) C
[70-85) B
[85-130] A

 


Pogamut 3 Track

Follows the list of Pogamut 3 Track labs including their details and points you can gather by doing advanced part of homeworks.

Lab
No.
Date Topic Homework Homework
Deadline
Homework
points
Advanced
Slides Results
1. 19.2.2019 (Tue) First Pogamut 3 Steps SearchBot 26.2.2019 (Tue) PDF N/A
2. 26.2.2019 (Tue) Movement WolfBot 5.3.2019 (Tue) 5 PDF PDF
3. 5.3.2019 (Tue) Item picking ItemPickerSquad 12.3.2019 (Tue) 5 PDF PDF
4. 12.3.2019 (Tue) Combat Deathmatch Bot 19.3.2019 (Tue) 5 PDF N/A
5. 19.3.2019 (Tue) Environment Awareness Pimped Deathmatch Bot 26.3.2019 (Tue) 10 PDF Sheet
6. 26.3.2019 (Tue) Team Deathmatch Team Deathmatch Team 9.4.2019 (Tue) 15 PDF Sheet

GameBots 2004

  • WARNING: There is new GameBots2004 version, that is fixing LevelGeomrty stuff, download it now!
    • Do not forget also to update Java libraries!

Lab 06 – 26.3.2019

  • Slides; TDMBot Template
  • For the homework, feel free to come up with own advanced behaviors! Just email me beforehand ;}

Lab 05 – 19.3.2019

  • SlidesPimped DuelBot Template
  • Bot from the labs
    • Featuring custom-path navigation
    • Cover-behavior
    • Usage of draw module to visualize custom path
  • For the homework, feel free to come up with own advanced behaviors! Just email me beforehand ;]

Lab 04 – 12.3.2019

  • Slides; DuelBot Template
  • Bot from 17:20 – features Scripting w/ preconditions outside behaviors
  • Bot from 19:00 – features Scripting w/ preconditions inside behaviors
  • For the homework, feel free to come up with own advanced behaviors! Just email me beforehand 😉

Lab 03 – 5.3.2019

Lab 02 – 26.2.2019

  • Slides; Wolves&Sheep Starter Pack
  • We’ve talked about the low-level movement of Pogamut 3 bots; Wolves & Sheep Tournament announced
  • Details on advanced points from the second Pogamut 3 homework are in the slides

Lab 01 – 19.2.2019

  • Slides
  • First Pogamut 3 steps, try to locate and have some (shooting) chat with another bot within the environment

Tournament 3 – Team Deathmatch

  • Deadline for the TDM Bot submission is 21.4.2019 08:00 (CET)
  • Table-tournament, all teams fight all other teams
  • 4v4
  • Three maps: DM-Rankin-FE, DM-Roughinery-FPS, DM-DE-Ironic-FE
  • Advanced points: 16/12/8/4 awarded to the 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th place
  • Results

Tournament 2 – Deathmatch

  • Deadline for the DM Bot submission is 7.4.2019 08:00 (CET)
  • Table-tournament, all bots fight all other bots
  • One map: DM-Roughinery-FPS
  • Advanced points: 12/9/6/3 awarded to the 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th place
  • Results

Tournament 1 – Wolves & Sheep

  • Deadline for WolfBot submissions is 17.3.2019 08:00 (CET)
  • The best wolves duo (the most sheeps / the fastest) wins!
  • Advanced points: 8/6/4/2 awarded to the 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th place
  • Results

NOTA Track

Follows the list of NOTA Track labs including their details and points you can gather by doing advanced parts of the track homeworks.

Lab
No.
Date Topic Assignment Assignment
First Review
Deadline
Assignment
Base
Deadline
Assignment
Advanced
Deadline
Assignment
points
Advanced
7. 2. 4. 2019 (Tue) NOTA Intro intro  – 23:59, 7. 4. 2019  –
spec. 3. 4. 2019 (Wed) Lua Intro
8. 9. 4. 2019 (Tue) Basics of development sandsail 23:59, 18. 4. 2019  23:59, 21. 4. 2019 5
9. 16. 4. 2019 (Tue) Making own primitives I – sensors ctp2 23:59, 23. 4. 2019  12:00, 28. 4. 2019 23:59, 1. 5. 2019 5
10. 23. 4. 2019 (Tue) Control nodes, Debugging  –
11. 30. 4. 2019 (Tue) Making own primitives II – nodes ttdr 23:59, 7. 5. 2019 23:59, 14. 5. 2019 23:59, 21. 5. 2019 20
12. 7. 5. 2019 (Tue) Aggregation
14. 5. 2019 (Tue) Cancelled (Exam task revealed) swampdota  –  –  (exam task)
13. 21. 5. 2019 (Tue)
Room S9! 17:20
Big projects architectures
Remote consultations time
28. 5. 2019 (Tue)
17:20-22:00

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

4. 6. 2019 (Tue)
16:00-18:30

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

11. 6. 2019 (Tue)
17:20-21:00+

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

13. 6. 2019 (Thu)
14:00-18:00+

Exam
Assignments Consultations for “Pogamut” track students

 –  –  –  –
17. 6. 2019 (Mon)
18:00-20:00+
BISim Karlin office
call +420 776 666 818

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

 –  –  –  –
19. 6. 2019 (Wed)
17:20-20:00+

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

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20. 6. 2019 (Thu)
14:00-18:00+

Exam
Assignments Consultations for “Pogamut” track students

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25. 6. 2019 (Tue)
17:30-19:30

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

28. 6. 2019 (Fri)
16:30-18:30
BISim Karlin office
call +420 776 666 818

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

on demand

(sms +420 776 666 818)

Exam Consultations
Assignments Consultations

Lab 07 – 2.4.2019


Tips & Tricks

Full HD of Java apps on Windows 10

If you have problems with >FullHD resolutions on Windows 10, read this tip. You have to create a .manifest file for javaw.exe within your JDK or JRE folder.

Adding native bots into UT2004

By Marius Anagnoste

I found an easy way to add bots to the servers so students can test their bots against the UT2004 bots.

  • To do so, in the server .bat file, add parameters like: ?difficulty=7?numbots=1?adminname=user?adminpassword=pass?minplayers=2
  • Difficulty is between 1 and 7, with 7 being the Godlike bot. Adminname and adminpassword are for players to login as admins. Change them as desired.
  • Start up the server and the game, and while spectacting, bring up your game console with ~ or whatever other key (depending on keyboard) and login with: adminlogin user pass
  • And then, to use server commands, prefix them with admin: admin addbots 1
  • To remove bots: admin killbots

 


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