JFAP

Description

JFAP is a Java port of FAP (Fast APproximation). Works with BWMirror 2.5+ and BWAPI4J.

FAP is a combat simulator for Starcraft:Brood War C++ bots originally made by Hannes Bredberg

• https://github.com/N00byEdge/Neohuman

How to use JFAP with BWMirror?

1. Clone this project

   git clone https://github.com/Jabbo16/JFAP.git

2. Copy the source code into your Eclipse/IntelliJ Idea Java project.

3. This is an example code of how to start simulating combats:

   JFAP simulator = new JFAP(bwapi.getGame()); // Requires a 'Game' object to be passed by parameter
   simulator.clear(); // Before starting the simulations we need to clear the simulator
   simulator.addUnitPlayer1(new JFAPUnit(myUnit)); // Adds a friendly unit to the simulator
   simulator.addUnitPlayer2(new JFAPUnit(enemyUnit)); // Adds an enemy unit to the simulator
   Pair<Integer, Integer> preSimScores = simulator.playerScores(); // We can get each player scores before the simulation starts
   int preSimFriendlyUnitCount = simulator.getState().first.size(); // Friendly unit count introduced to JFAP before the simulation starts
   simulator.simulate(50); // Starts simulating the combat, number of frames to simulate is passed by parameters, default is 96 frames
   
   // After the simulation we can get the post battle score and the number of units that died for each player
   // You can use this info to know if the combat will be favourable for you or not
   Pair<Integer, Integer> postSimScores = simulator.playerScores();
   int postSimFriendlyUnitCount = simulator.getState().first.size();
   int myLosses = preSimFriendlyUnitCount - postSimFriendlyUnitCount;
   int myScoreDiff = preSimScores.first - postSimScores.first;
   int enemyScoreDiff = preSimScores.second - postSimScores.second;

How to use JFAP with BWAPI4J?

1. Clone this project

   git clone https://github.com/Jabbo16/JFAP.git

2. Copy the source code into your Eclipse/IntelliJ Idea Java project.

3. This is an example code of how to start simulating combats:

   JFAP simulator = new JFAP(bw); // Requires a 'BW' object to be passed by parameter
   simulator.clear(); // Before starting the simulations we need to clear the simulator
   simulator.addUnitPlayer1(new JFAPUnit(myUnit)); // Adds a friendly unit to the simulator
   simulator.addUnitPlayer2(new JFAPUnit(enemyUnit)); // Adds an enemy unit to the simulator
   Pair<Integer, Integer> preSimScores = simulator.playerScores(); // We can get each player scores before the simulation starts
   int preSimFriendlyUnitCount = simulator.getState().first.size(); // Friendly unit count introduced to JFAP before the simulation starts
   simulator.simulate(50); // Starts simulating the combat, number of frames to simulate is passed by parameters, default is 96 frames
   
   // After the simulation we can get the post battle score and the number of units that died for each player
   // You can use this info to know if the combat will be favourable for you or not
   Pair<Integer, Integer> postSimScores = simulator.playerScores();
   int postSimFriendlyUnitCount = simulator.getState().first.size();
   int myLosses = preSimFriendlyUnitCount - postSimFriendlyUnitCount;
   int myScoreDiff = preSimScores.first - postSimScores.first;
   int enemyScoreDiff = preSimScores.second - postSimScores.second;

Credits

• Hannes Bredberg for its original work FAP.

• Bruce Nielsen for its improvements to FAP.