The top creature constantly tries to aim its swinging tail at its opponent, while the larger creature uses three large segments for propulsion and a "flail" appendage for damage (22 generations, evaluation time 20K timesteps, 39600 evaluations).
yeah but how do you measure who wins? i mean all you have are blocks crashing on each other... how do you want to use the information of that crashing for measuring any damage? i could image something like "the block that has the highest speed relative to the world does more damage" but i think thats a pretty bad approximation...
yeah but how do you measure who wins? i mean all you have are blocks crashing on each other... how do you want to use the information of that crashing for measuring any damage? i could image something like "the block that has the highest speed relative to the world does more damage" but i think thats a pretty bad approximation...
ecreif 2 years ago
a good algorithm is: whoever wins, it will survive.
zozuYT 2 years ago
how does the fitness function look like? cant imagine of a good one that describes a winner or fighting ability properly oO
ecreif 2 years ago
I wanted to see who won :(
maccollo 3 years ago