Name: 労働者とパイロン - Python AI in StarCraft II チュートリアル p.2 (Workers and Pylons - Python AI in StarCraft II tutorial p.2)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:36:21.000Z
Duration: 18 min 11 s
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Everybody welcome to part two of the artificial intelligences in Starcraft two with python tutorial.

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Siri's INS video we're really doing is building on the last video, continuing to build up our starting game methodology.

So the things here are pretty pretty simple and pretty rule based.

You have to, you know, create workers, distribute workers, collect your resources and then basically, kind of from that point, you can start to strategize how you want to do things.

But first we have to get through quite a few just kind of basic things.

Now I forgot to mention in the previous video Most of the time people ask Hey, what are the pre requisites to this Siri's?

But I should have given it anyways that, like none there never prerequisites to really anything like you just follow along.

And then any time you hit something that you don't understand, research it, go to Google, Look for a tutorial on it, whatever.

So, for example, you know you might not understand inheritance.

Well, you can go to Python program net type in inherit search, boom, inheritance Easy.

And then you can learn about a stink eye.

So if you're having trouble with anything, research it or ask in the comments for someone to help you Because if you try to learn everything before you're gonna learn like new topics, a lot of times you're gonna find yourself always learning the basics in.

Those of the prerequisite slash a life lesson.

Um, what we've got here is we've distributed the workers.

The next thing is we want to produce more workers.

So let's go ahead and do that now, in order to produce workers, um, I did link to this in the, um in the text based version of tutorial.

But this is like a good a good little resource for someone like me who has no idea what they're doing.

So at least this is for the pro tossed units, and you can kind of see what it takes.

So you start off with a nexus, a nexus with an excess you produce are you can produce pylons and assimilate.

Er's like you basically start with the ability to do all of these things, like so with a worker.

Now the nexus itself produces the little probes, the workers, then you from there.

Once you have a nexus, you can build a gateway or a forge.

And then from here, you can build like if you have a gateway, you could build a cyber nice core if you have.

And then clearly it looks like if you have a cybernetics core Wow, look at all the things that opens up for you.

So there's, like, this path that you can take to various things.

We're going to revisit this soon, but, um, you have workers here now, In order to produce workers, you just need an access, so that's relatively simple.

So what we need to do is that since that nexus produces it, we need to be able to reference a nexus.

So from sc two dot constants, we're going to import nexus and also probe because we want to produce a probe.

So now we're gonna do is we're gonna come down here and, like in this case, this on step.

It's like not I think it's not like a second.

Um, it might be like a game tick, which might actually be a fixed time.

If you happen to know what each step in the game is, let me know.

Um, anyways, so in here, this this little on step is gonna contain all of the methods that you want to run.

Just it's gonna call all the methods you want to run per step.

But then you might not get so lucky that distribute workers was already written for us.

But that's not gonna happen like so for now, like to build workers.

Our function for that is not going to It doesn't exist yet or our method rather So what we're gonna do, though, is we're just going to say, let's say, await self dot Build underscore workers.

So we still call it the same as this, but it just doesn't exist yet, so we have to define it.

So we're gonna come down here a sink deaf, build workers again.

Otherwise we're ready to actually build this dysfunction.

Anyways, we're gonna build the speck that what we need to do is four next nexus in self units, that air of nexus.

So for every nexus, um, that we have that is ready, Ready?

And then no Q means it's not producing something else right now.

So for humans who are slow, um, and can Onley focus on so many things At any given time, there are key build cues, So you could say, OK, I want this building to produce five workers and then you go deuce other things.

So, like when one worker is done, the next one starts up.

The program can manage all of your buildings in all of your units simultaneously, so there's really no reason to add to a Q.

So now we're gonna do is so for each nexus that is ready.

Well, we definitely We'd like to build a probe, but we need to make sure we can actually afford one.

So if self dot can underscore afford so if we can afford a probe now, can't afford is a method that's tied to self.

And it is It's one of the methods in there.

So if we can afford a probe, then what do we want to do?

So all we need to do is we can just say, um await.

Not all caps await, self dot Do so what do we want to do?

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