#Reddit gobot code#

Kids, parents, and teachers from all over attend sessions, learn from each other, and even occasionally from a few of us so-called grownups. SCaLE: TNG is an entire day with a parallel track of presentations by kids, for kids, that takes place colocated with the main conference. We brought out the latest version of our robotic 'lasertag' game running the newest Gobot with all the trimmings, and the youthful crowd nearly went, dare we say it, 'Berzerk'*.Īs flashy as the LEDs in our demo are, however, they are only one attraction for the kids of 'SCaLE: The Next Generation'.

Back for its 15th year, the community-organized Southern California Linux Expo is one of our favorite conferences because of all the young programmers (read: kids) that participate. Last weekend, we took the robot world tour back to L.A. Of course, this is just a demonstration, I just want to explain an idea, and I know that Godot 4.2017 All About The Next Generation At SCaLE15x falseState if falseState = null: # loading the resouce falseState = load( transition. trueState if trueState = null: # loading the resouce trueState = load( transition. Var decisionSucceeded : bool = transition. Then, if you want to try with 'Pluggable' pattern, and just drag-n-drop the resources into the properties of the states, the 'Circular reference error' will occur, eventually I find a workaround by using dynamic loading resources with the specified file paths, this is done in the State script with trueStateResource/falseStateResource parameters added in the code:įunc _checkTransitions( controller : StateController) - > void: in Godot, the resource files is based on the Resource subclass scripts.įirst, a little tricky thing is: you cannot export Custom Resource Type in Godot right now, but this is fine, I use Resource class instead. IMO, the 'ScriptableObject' in Unity is the same thing as 'Resource' in Godot, like the 'tilesets' created in the TileMap node, so I create the corresponding Actions/Decisions/States, etc.

This is the main AI content from the Unity tutorial, to make the game more understandable: 'scene/resources/resource_format_text.cpp:1387 - Circular reference to resource being saved found: 'res://src/Resources/States/?.tres' will be null next time it's loaded.'įinally, I used a dirty and hacky way solved this problem: I load these resources(states) in runtime instead of 'Drag-n-Drop' settings in the editor. The main error while I tried using 'PURE' ScriptableObject or so-called Pluggable pattern is this one:

#Reddit gobot code#

This game is still very buggy, the code is not well designed, the weird movement of AI Tanks happens sometimes, however, the purpose of this game is not for playing but trying to figure out that: in Godot we can also use 'ScriptableObject' to achieve the Pluggable-AI-like effects. Sometimes all code is right but the start screen just disappears when you start running the game, and NO ANY INFORMATION outputs! I tried, and without any success, but finally, it works, the biggest problem in my project is the Circular reference to resource error! Unity Youtube videos: Unity tutorial - Pluggable AI With Scriptable Objects Several days ago I read a Reddit post: Unity tutorial -to-> Godot tutorial ?, in the post, the Unity tutorial is all about ScriptableObject and AI, it's so fantastic that I want to try that in Godot! So I made this project. Try Pluggable AI With Scriptable Objects in Godot