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Bots often fall in this or that category when it comes to competitions: Type of fight: * OneOnOne: Bots that fight face to face, only two bots in the arena. * Melee: Bots capable of facing multiple enemies. More than two bots in the arena. * Overall: Bots suited for both 1v1 and melee fights. * Teams. WeightClass, measured in CodeSize: * NanoBots: < 250 * MicroBots: < 750 * MiniBots: < 1500 * MegaBots: >= 1500 Max lines of code: * HaikuBots: 4 lines * SonnetBots: 14 lines Special: * PerceptualBots: Bots that do not store any information in-between turns * FemtoBot: Basically rating = score / CodeSize, so the bigger the bot, the more score is needed for the same rating. * MultiMode: Bots with multiple ways of doing things. Not specifically used in competitions. * Survivalists: Bots focused on being the last one alive, bullet damage not required. * JustForFun: Bots developed for amusement rather than battle. * TechDemos: Bots built to show a special feature, and not intended for real battle. * RamBots: Bots designed to fight at extremely close range, augmenting their score with ram damage. Extends/implements - also see the RobocodeAPI: * Extends Robot: Basic bots * Extends AdvancedRobot: Includes non-blocking methods like setAhead (I think I'm going to clarify this -- Jonathan) * Extends TeamRobot: Not really a BotCategory?. See Teams. * Implements Droid Check out DroidPoet which is a PerceptualBot Robot& Droid HaikuBot. It's probably a NanoBot as well. =) -- PEZ Last edit: Whoops, that was me. The cookie wasn't set for robowiki.net, only for robowiki.dyndns.org. -- Jonathan |
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