Package dev.robocode.tankroyale.botapi

Class BaseBot

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    IBaseBot
    Direct Known Subclasses:
    Bot
    public abstract class BaseBot
extends java.lang.Object
implements IBaseBot
    Abstract bot class that takes care of communication between the bot and the server and sends notifications through the event handlers. Most bots can inherit from this class to get access to basic methods.

    • Constructor Detail

      • BaseBot

        protected BaseBot()
        Constructor for initializing a new instance of the BaseBot class. This constructor should be used when both BotInfo and server URL is provided through environment variables, i.e., when starting up the bot using a booter. These environment variables must be set to provide the server URL and bot information and are automatically set by the booter tool for Robocode.


        Example of how to set the predefined environment variables used for connecting to the server:

        • SERVER_URL=ws://localhost:7654
        • SERVER_SECRET=xzoEeVbnBe5TGjCny0R1yQ

        Example of how to set the environment variables that covers the BotInfo:

        • BOT_NAME=MyBot
        • BOT_VERSION=1.0
        • BOT_AUTHORS=John Doe
        • BOT_DESCRIPTION=Short description
        • BOT_HOMEPAGE=https://somewhere.net/MyBot
        • BOT_COUNTRY_CODES=us
        • BOT_GAME_TYPES=classic, melee, 1v1
        • BOT_PLATFORM=JVM
        • BOT_PROG_LANG=Java 11
        • BOT_INITIAL_POS=50,70, 270

        These environment variables must be set prior to using this constructor:

        • BOT_NAME
        • BOT_VERSION
        • BOT_AUTHORS

        These values can take multiple values separated by a comma:

        • BOT_AUTHORS, e.g. "John Doe, Jane Doe"
        • BOT_COUNTRY_CODES, e.g. "se, no, dk"
        • BOT_GAME_TYPES, e.g. "classic, melee, 1v1"

        The BOT_INITIAL_POS variable is optional and should only be used for debugging.

        The SERVER_SECRET must be set if the server requires a server secret for the bots trying to connect. Otherwise, the bot will be disconnected as soon as it attempts to connect to the server.

        If the SERVER_URL is not set, then this default URL is used: ws://localhost:7654

      • BaseBot

        protected BaseBot​(BotInfo botInfo)
        Constructor for initializing a new instance of the BaseBot class. This constructor assumes the server URL and secret are provided by the environment variables SERVER_URL and SERVER_SECRET.
        Parameters:
        botInfo - is the bot info containing information about your bot.

      • BaseBot

        protected BaseBot​(BotInfo botInfo,
                  java.net.URI serverUrl)
        Constructor for initializing a new instance of the BaseBot class.
        Parameters:
        botInfo - is the bot info containing information about your bot.
        serverUrl - is the server URL

      • BaseBot

        protected BaseBot​(BotInfo botInfo,
                  java.net.URI serverUrl,
                  java.lang.String serverSecret)
        Constructor for initializing a new instance of the BaseBot class.
        Parameters:
        botInfo - is the bot info containing information about your bot.
        serverUrl - is the server URL
        serverSecret - is the server secret for bots

    • Method Detail

      • start

        public final void start()
        The method used to start running the bot. You should call this method from the main method or similar.

        Example: 

        
 public void main(String[] args) {
     // create myBot
     ...
     myBot.start();
 }
        Specified by:
        start in interface IBaseBot

      • getVariant

        public final java.lang.String getVariant()
        The game variant, which is "Tank Royale".
        Specified by:
        getVariant in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The game variant of Robocode.

      • getVersion

        public final java.lang.String getVersion()
        Game version, e.g. "1.0.0".
        Specified by:
        getVersion in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The game version.

      • getMyId

        public final int getMyId()
        Unique id of this bot, which is available when the game has started.
        Specified by:
        getMyId in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The unique id of this bot.

      • getGameType

        public final java.lang.String getGameType()
        Game type, e.g. "melee" or "1v1".

        First available when the game has started.

        Specified by:
        getGameType in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The game type.

      • getArenaWidth

        public final int getArenaWidth()
        Width of the arena measured in units.

        First available when the game has started.

        Specified by:
        getArenaWidth in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The arena width measured in units

      • getArenaHeight

        public final int getArenaHeight()
        Height of the arena measured in units.

        First available when the game has started.

        Specified by:
        getArenaHeight in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The arena height measured in units

      • getNumberOfRounds

        public final int getNumberOfRounds()
        The number of rounds in a battle.

        First available when the game has started.

        Specified by:
        getNumberOfRounds in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The number of rounds in a battle.

      • getGunCoolingRate

        public final double getGunCoolingRate()
        Gun cooling rate. The gun needs to cool down to a gun heat of zero before the gun can fire. The gun cooling rate determines how fast the gun cools down. That is, the gun cooling rate is subtracted from the gun heat each turn until the gun heat reaches zero.

        First available when the game has started.

        Specified by:
        getGunCoolingRate in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The gun cooling rate.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.getGunHeat()

      • getMaxInactivityTurns

        public final int getMaxInactivityTurns()
        The maximum number of inactive turns allowed the bot will become zapped by the game for being inactive. Inactive means that the bot has taken no action in several turns in a row.

        First available when the game has started.

        Specified by:
        getMaxInactivityTurns in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The maximum number of allowed inactive turns.

      • getRoundNumber

        public final int getRoundNumber()
        Current round number.
        Specified by:
        getRoundNumber in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current round number.

      • getTurnNumber

        public final int getTurnNumber()
        Current turn number.
        Specified by:
        getTurnNumber in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current turn number.

      • getEnemyCount

        public final int getEnemyCount()
        Number of enemies left in the round.
        Specified by:
        getEnemyCount in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The number of enemies left in the round.

      • getEnergy

        public final double getEnergy()
        Current energy level. When the energy level is positive, the bot is alive and active. When the energy level is 0, the bot is still alive but disabled. If the bot becomes disabled it will not be able to move or take any action. If negative, the bot has been defeated.
        Specified by:
        getEnergy in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current energy level.

      • isDisabled

        public final boolean isDisabled()
        Specifies if the bot is disabled, i.e., when the energy is zero. When the bot is disabled, it is not able to take any action like movement, turning, and firing.
        Specified by:
        isDisabled in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        true if the bot is disabled; false otherwise.

      • getX

        public final double getX()
        Current X coordinate of the center of the bot.
        Specified by:
        getX in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current X coordinate of the bot.

      • getY

        public final double getY()
        Current Y coordinate of the center of the bot.
        Specified by:
        getY in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current Y coordinate of the bot.

      • getDirection

        public final double getDirection()
        Current driving direction of the bot in degrees.
        Specified by:
        getDirection in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current driving direction of the bot.

      • getGunDirection

        public final double getGunDirection()
        Current direction of the gun in degrees.
        Specified by:
        getGunDirection in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current gun direction of the bot.

      • getRadarDirection

        public final double getRadarDirection()
        Current direction of the radar in degrees.
        Specified by:
        getRadarDirection in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current radar direction of the bot.

      • getSpeed

        public final double getSpeed()
        The current speed measured in units per turn. If the speed is positive, the bot moves forward. If negative, the bot moves backward. Zero speed means that the bot is not moving from its current position.
        Specified by:
        getSpeed in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current speed.

      • getGunHeat

        public final double getGunHeat()
        Current gun heat. When the is fired it gets heated and will not be able to fire before it has been cooled down. The gun is cooled down when the gun heat is zero.

        When the gun has fired the gun heat is set to 1 + (firepower / 5) and will be cooled down by the gun cooling rate.

        Specified by:
        getGunHeat in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current gun heat.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.getGunCoolingRate()

      • getBulletStates

        public final java.util.Collection<BulletState> getBulletStates()
        Current bullet states. Keeps track of all the bullets fired by the bot, which are still active on the arena.
        Specified by:
        getBulletStates in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The current bullet states.

      • getEvents

        public final java.util.List<BotEvent> getEvents()
        Returns an ordered list containing all events currently in the bot's event queue. You might, for example, call this while processing another event.
        Specified by:
        getEvents in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        an ordered list containing all events currently in the bot's event queue.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.clearEvents()

      • clearEvents

        public final void clearEvents()
        Clears out any pending events in the bot's event queue immediately.
        Specified by:
        clearEvents in interface IBaseBot
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.getEvents()

      • setTurnRate

        public void setTurnRate​(double turnRate)
        Sets the turn rate of the bot, which can be positive and negative. The turn rate is measured in degrees per turn. The turn rate is added to the current direction of the bot. But it is also added to the current direction of the gun and radar. This is because the gun is mounted on the body, and hence turns with the body. The radar is mounted on the gun and hence moves with the gun. You can compensate for the turn rate of the bot by subtracting the turn rate of the bot from the turn rate of the gun and radar. But be aware that the turn limits defined for the gun and radar cannot be exceeded.

        The turn rate is truncated to Constants.MAX_TURN_RATE if the turn rate exceeds this value.

        If this property is set multiple times, the last value set before IBaseBot.go() counts.

        Specified by:
        setTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        turnRate - is the new turn rate of the bot in degrees per turn.

      • setMaxTurnRate

        public final void setMaxTurnRate​(double maxTurnRate)
        Sets the maximum turn rate which applies to turn the bot to the left or right. The maximum turn rate must be an absolute value from 0 to Constants.MAX_TURN_RATE, both values are included. If the input turn rate is negative, the max turn rate will be cut to zero. If the input turn rate is above Constants.MAX_TURN_RATE, the max turn rate will be set to Constants.MAX_TURN_RATE.

        If for example the max turn rate is set to 5, then the bot will be able to turn left or right with a turn rate down to -5 degrees per turn when turning right, and up to 5 degrees per turn when turning left.

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods after execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        If this method is called multiple times, the last call before IBaseBot.go() is executed, counts.

        Specified by:
        setMaxTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        maxTurnRate - is the new maximum turn rate
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setTurnRate(double)

      • setGunTurnRate

        public void setGunTurnRate​(double gunTurnRate)
        Sets the turn rate of the gun, which can be positive and negative. The gun turn rate is measured in degrees per turn. The turn rate is added to the current turn direction of the gun. But it is also added to the current direction of the radar. This is because the radar is mounted on the gun, and hence moves with the gun. You can compensate for the turn rate of the gun by subtracting the turn rate of the gun from the turn rate of the radar. But be aware that the turn limits defined for the radar cannot be exceeded.

        The gun turn rate is truncated to Constants.MAX_GUN_TURN_RATE if the gun turn rate exceeds this value.

        If this property is set multiple times, the last value set before IBaseBot.go() counts.

        Specified by:
        setGunTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        gunTurnRate - is the new turn rate of the gun in degrees per turn.

      • setMaxGunTurnRate

        public final void setMaxGunTurnRate​(double maxGunTurnRate)
        Sets the maximum turn rate which applies to turn the gun to the left or right. The maximum turn rate must be an absolute value from 0 to Constants.MAX_GUN_TURN_RATE, both values are included. If the input turn rate is negative, the max turn rate will be cut to zero. If the input turn rate is above Constants.MAX_GUN_TURN_RATE, the max turn rate will be set to Constants.MAX_GUN_TURN_RATE.

        If for example the max gun turn rate is set to 5, then the gun will be able to turn left or right with a turn rate down to -5 degrees per turn when turning right and up to 5 degrees per turn when turning left.

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods after execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        If this method is called multiple times, the last call before IBaseBot.go() is executed, counts.

        Specified by:
        setMaxGunTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        maxGunTurnRate - is the new maximum gun turn rate
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setGunTurnRate(double)

      • setRadarTurnRate

        public void setRadarTurnRate​(double radarTurnRate)
        Sets the turn rate of the radar, which can be positive and negative. The radar turn rate is measured in degrees per turn. The turn rate is added to the current direction of the radar. Note that besides the turn rate of the radar, the turn rates of the bot and gun are also added to the radar direction, as the radar moves with the gun, which is mounted on the gun that moves with the body. You can compensate for the turn rate of the gun by subtracting the turn rate of the bot and gun from the turn rate of the radar. But be aware that the turn limits defined for the radar cannot be exceeded.

        The radar turn rate is truncated to Constants.MAX_RADAR_TURN_RATE if the radar turn rate exceeds this value.

        If this property is set multiple times, the last value set before IBaseBot.go() counts.

        Specified by:
        setRadarTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        radarTurnRate - is the new turn rate of the radar in degrees per turn.

      • setMaxRadarTurnRate

        public final void setMaxRadarTurnRate​(double maxRadarTurnRate)
        Sets the maximum turn rate which applies to turn the radar to the left or right. The maximum turn rate must be an absolute value from 0 to Constants.MAX_RADAR_TURN_RATE, both values are included. If the input turn rate is negative, the max turn rate will be cut to zero. If the input turn rate is above Constants.MAX_RADAR_TURN_RATE, the max turn rate will be set to Constants.MAX_RADAR_TURN_RATE.

        If for example the max radar turn rate is set to 5, then the radar will be able to turn left or right with a turn rate down to -5 degrees per turn when turning right and up to 5 degrees per turn when turning left.

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods after execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        If this method is called multiple times, the last call before IBaseBot.go() is executed, counts.

        Specified by:
        setMaxRadarTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        maxRadarTurnRate - is the new maximum radar turn rate
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setRadarTurnRate(double)

      • setTargetSpeed

        public void setTargetSpeed​(double targetSpeed)
        Sets the new target speed for the bot in units per turn. The target speed is the speed you want to achieve eventually, which could take one to several turns depending on the current speed. For example, if the bot is moving forward with max speed, and then must change to move backward at full speed, the bot will have to first decelerate/brake its positive speed (moving forward). When passing speed of zero, it will then have to accelerate back to achieve max negative speed.

        Note that acceleration is 1 unit per turn and deceleration/braking is faster than acceleration as it is -2 unit per turn. Deceleration is negative as it is added to the speed and hence needs to be negative when slowing down.

        The target speed is truncated to Constants.MAX_SPEED if the target speed exceeds this value.

        If this property is set multiple times, the last value set before IBaseBot.go() counts.

        Specified by:
        setTargetSpeed in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        targetSpeed - is the new target speed in units per turn.

      • setMaxSpeed

        public final void setMaxSpeed​(double maxSpeed)
        Sets the maximum speed which applies when moving forward and backward. The maximum speed must be an absolute value from 0 to Constants.MAX_SPEED, both values are included. If the input speed is negative, the max speed will be cut to zero. If the input speed is above Constants.MAX_SPEED, the max speed will be set to Constants.MAX_SPEED.

        If for example the maximum speed is set to 5, then the bot will be able to move backwards with a speed down to -5 units per turn and up to 5 units per turn when moving forward.

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods after execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        If this method is called multiple times, the last call before IBaseBot.go() is executed, counts.

        Specified by:
        setMaxSpeed in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        maxSpeed - is the new maximum speed

      • setFire

        public final boolean setFire​(double firepower)
        Sets the gun to fire in the direction that the gun is pointing with the specified firepower.

        Firepower is the amount of energy your bot will spend on firing the gun. This means that the bot will lose power on firing the gun where the energy loss is equal to the firepower. You cannot spend more energy than available from your bot.

        The bullet power must be greater than Constants.MIN_FIREPOWER and the gun heat zero before the gun can fire.

        If the bullet hits an opponent bot, you will gain energy from the bullet hit. When hitting another bot, your bot will be rewarded and retrieve an energy boost of 3x firepower.

        The gun will only fire when the firepower is at Constants.MIN_FIREPOWER or higher. If the firepower is more than Constants.MAX_FIREPOWER the power will be truncated to the max firepower.

        Whenever the gun is fired, the gun is heated and needs to cool down before it can fire again. The gun heat must be zero before the gun is able to fire (see IBaseBot.getGunHeat()). The gun heat generated by firing the gun is 1 + (firepower / 5). Hence, the more firepower used the longer it takes to cool down the gun. The gun cooling rate can be read by calling IBaseBot.getGunCoolingRate().

        The amount of energy used for firing the gun is subtracted from the bots' total energy. The amount of damage dealt by a bullet hitting another bot is 4x firepower, and if the firepower is greater than 1 it will do an additional 2 x (firepower - 1) damage.

        Note that the gun will automatically keep firing at any turn as soon as the gun heat reaches zero. It is possible to disable the gun firing by setting the firepower to zero.

        The firepower is truncated to 0 and Constants.MAX_FIREPOWER if the firepower exceeds this value.

        If this property is set multiple times, the last value set before go() counts.

        Specified by:
        setFire in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        firepower - is the new firepower
        Returns:
        true if the cannon can fire, i.e. if there is no gun heat; false otherwise.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.onBulletFired(dev.robocode.tankroyale.botapi.events.BulletFiredEvent), IBaseBot.getFirepower(), IBaseBot.getGunHeat(), IBaseBot.getGunCoolingRate()

      • setRescan

        public final void setRescan()
        Sets the bot to rescan with the radar. This method is useful if the radar has not turned, and hence will not automatically scan bots. The last radar direction and sweep angle will be used for scanning for bots.
        Specified by:
        setRescan in interface IBaseBot

      • setFireAssist

        public final void setFireAssist​(boolean enable)
        Enables or disables fire assistance explicitly. Fire assistance is useful for bots with limited aiming capabilities as it will help the bot by firing directly at a scanned bot when the gun is fired, which is a very simple aiming strategy.

        When fire assistance is enabled the gun will fire towards the center of the scanned bot when all these conditions are met:

        The fire assistance feature is provided for backwards compatibility with the original Robocode, where robots that are not an AdvancedRobot got fire assistance per default as the gun and radar cannot be moved independently of each other. (The AdvancedRobot allows the body, gun, and radar to move independent of each other).

        Specified by:
        setFireAssist in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        enable - enables fire assistance when set to true, and disable fire assistance otherwise.

      • setInterruptible

        public final void setInterruptible​(boolean interruptible)
        Call this method during an event handler to control continuing or restarting the event handler, when a new event occurs again for the same event handler while processing an earlier event.

        Example: 

        
    public void onScannedBot(ScannedBotEvent e) {
        fire(1);
        setInterruptible(true);
        forward(100); // When a new bot is scanned while moving forward this handler will restart
                      // from the top as this event handler has been set to be interruptible
                      // right after firing. Without setInterruptible(true), new scan events
                      // would not be triggered while moving forward.
        // We'll only get here if we do not see a robot during the move.
        System.out.println("No bots were scanned");
    }
        Specified by:
        setInterruptible in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        interruptible - true if the event handler should be interrupted and hence restart when a new event of the same event type occurs again; false otherwise where the event handler will continue processing.

      • setAdjustGunForBodyTurn

        public final void setAdjustGunForBodyTurn​(boolean adjust)
        Sets the gun to adjust for the bot´s turn when setting the gun turn rate. So the gun behaves like it is turning independent of the bot´s turn.

        Ok, so this needs some explanation: The gun is mounted on the bot´s body. So, normally, if the bot turns 90 degrees to the right, then the gun will turn with it as it is mounted on top of the bot´s body. To compensate for this, you can adjust the gun for the bot´s turn. When this is set, the gun will turn independent of the bot´s turn.

        Note: This property is additive until you reach the maximum the gun can turn Constants.MAX_GUN_TURN_RATE. The "adjust" is added to the amount, you set for turning the bot by the turn rate, then capped by the physics of the game.

        Note: The gun compensating this way does count as "turning the gun".

        Specified by:
        setAdjustGunForBodyTurn in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        adjust - true if the gun must adjust/compensate for the body turning; false if the gun must turn with the body turning (default).
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setAdjustRadarForBodyTurn(boolean), IBaseBot.setAdjustRadarForGunTurn(boolean), IBaseBot.isAdjustGunForBodyTurn(), IBaseBot.isAdjustRadarForBodyTurn(), IBaseBot.isAdjustRadarForGunTurn()

      • setAdjustRadarForBodyTurn

        public final void setAdjustRadarForBodyTurn​(boolean adjust)
        Sets the radar to adjust for the body's turn when setting the radar turn rate. So the radar behaves like it is turning independent of the body's turn.

        Ok, so this needs some explanation: The radar is mounted on the gun, and the gun is mounted on the bot´s body. So, normally, if the bot turns 90 degrees to the right, the gun turns, as does the radar. Hence, if the bot turns 90 degrees to the right, then the gun and radar will turn with it as the radar is mounted on top of the gun. To compensate for this, you can adjust the radar for the body turn. When this is set, the radar will turn independent of the body's turn.

        Note: This property is additive until you reach the maximum the radar can turn (Constants.MAX_RADAR_TURN_RATE). The "adjust" is added to the amount, you set for turning the body by the body turn rate, then capped by the physics of the game.

        Note: The radar compensating this way does count as "turning the radar".

        Specified by:
        setAdjustRadarForBodyTurn in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        adjust - true if the radar must adjust/compensate for the body's turn; false if the radar must turn with the body turning (default).
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setAdjustGunForBodyTurn(boolean), IBaseBot.setAdjustRadarForGunTurn(boolean), IBaseBot.isAdjustGunForBodyTurn(), IBaseBot.isAdjustRadarForBodyTurn(), IBaseBot.isAdjustRadarForGunTurn()

      • setStop

        public final void setStop()
        Sets the bot to stop all movement including turning the gun and radar. The remaining movement is saved for a call to IBaseBot.setResume(). This method has no effect, if it has already been called.

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods before execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        Specified by:
        setStop in interface IBaseBot
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setResume()

      • setStop

        public final void setStop​(boolean overwrite)
        Sets the bot to stop all movement including turning the gun and radar. The remaining movement is saved for a call to IBaseBot.setResume().

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods before execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        Specified by:
        setStop in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        overwrite - is set to true if the movement saved by a previous call to this method or IBaseBot.setStop() must be overridden with the current movement. When set to false this method is identical to IBaseBot.setStop().
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setResume()

      • setResume

        public final void setResume()
        Sets the bot to resume movement after having been stopped, e.g. when IBaseBot.setStop() has been called. The last radar direction and sweep angle will be used for rescanning for bots.

        This method will first be executed when IBaseBot.go() is called making it possible to call other set methods before execution. This makes it possible to set the bot to move, turn the body, radar, gun, and also fire the gun in parallel in a single turn when calling IBaseBot.go(). But notice that this is only possible to execute multiple methods in parallel by using setter methods only prior to calling IBaseBot.go().

        Specified by:
        setResume in interface IBaseBot
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.setStop(), IBaseBot.setStop(boolean)

      • isTeammate

        public final boolean isTeammate​(int botId)
        Checks if the provided bot id is a teammate or not.

        Example: 

        
     public void onScannedBot(ScannedBotEvent event) {
         if (isTeammate(event.getScannedBotId()) {
             return; // don't do anything by leaving
         }
         fire(1);
     }
        Specified by:
        isTeammate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        botId - is the id of the bot to check for.
        Returns:
        true if the provided is id an id of a teammate; false otherwise.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.getTeammateIds(), IBaseBot.sendTeamMessage(int, java.lang.Object)

      • broadcastTeamMessage

        public final void broadcastTeamMessage​(java.lang.Object message)
        Broadcasts a message to all teammates.

        When the message is send, it is serialized into a JSON representation, meaning that all public fields, and only public fields, are being serialized into a JSON representation as a DTO (data transfer object).

        The maximum team message size limit is defined by IBaseBot.TEAM_MESSAGE_MAX_SIZE, which is set to 32768 bytes. This size is the size of the message when it is serialized into a JSON representation.

        The maximum number of messages that can be send/broadcast per turn is limited to 10.
        Specified by:
        broadcastTeamMessage in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        message - is the message to broadcast.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.sendTeamMessage(int, java.lang.Object), IBaseBot.getTeammateIds()

      • sendTeamMessage

        public final void sendTeamMessage​(int teammateId,
                                  java.lang.Object message)
        Sends a message to a specific teammate.

        When the message is sent, it is serialized into a JSON representation, meaning that all public fields, and only public fields, are being serialized into a JSON representation as a DTO (data transfer object).

        The maximum team message size limit is defined by IBaseBot.TEAM_MESSAGE_MAX_SIZE, which is set to 32768 bytes. This size is the size of the message when it is serialized into a JSON representation.

        The maximum number of messages that can be sent/broadcast per turn is limited to 10.
        Specified by:
        sendTeamMessage in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        teammateId - is the id of the teammate to send the message to.
        message - is the message to send.
        See Also:
        IBaseBot.broadcastTeamMessage(java.lang.Object), IBaseBot.getTeammateIds()

      • getBodyColor

        public final java.awt.Color getBodyColor()
        Returns the color of the body.
        Specified by:
        getBodyColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the body or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setBodyColor

        public final void setBodyColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the body. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Example: 

        
     setBodyColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setBodyColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setBodyColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the body or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • getTurretColor

        public final java.awt.Color getTurretColor()
        Returns the color of the gun turret.
        Specified by:
        getTurretColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the turret or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setTurretColor

        public final void setTurretColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the gun turret. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Example: 

        
     setTurretColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setTurretColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setTurretColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the gun turret or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • getRadarColor

        public final java.awt.Color getRadarColor()
        Returns the color of the radar.
        Specified by:
        getRadarColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the radar or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setRadarColor

        public final void setRadarColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the radar. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Example: 

        
     setRadarColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setRadarColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setRadarColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the radar or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • getBulletColor

        public final java.awt.Color getBulletColor()
        Returns the color of the fired bullets.
        Specified by:
        getBulletColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the bullets or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setBulletColor

        public final void setBulletColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the fired bullets. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Note that a fired bullet will not change is color when it has been fired. But new bullets fired after setting the bullet color will get the new color.

        Example: 

        
     setBulletColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setBulletColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setBulletColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the fired bullets or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • getScanColor

        public final java.awt.Color getScanColor()
        Returns the color of the scan arc.
        Specified by:
        getScanColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the scan arc or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setScanColor

        public final void setScanColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the scan arc. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Example: 

        
     setScanColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setScanColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setScanColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the scan arc or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • getTracksColor

        public final java.awt.Color getTracksColor()
        Returns the color of the tracks.
        Specified by:
        getTracksColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the tracks or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setTracksColor

        public final void setTracksColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the tracks. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Example: 

        
     setTracksColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setTracksColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setTracksColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the tracks or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • getGunColor

        public final java.awt.Color getGunColor()
        Returns the color of the gun.
        Specified by:
        getGunColor in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        The color of the gun or null if no color has been set yet, meaning that the default color will be used.

      • setGunColor

        public final void setGunColor​(java.awt.Color color)
        Sets the color of the gun. Colors can (only) be changed each turn.

        Example: 

        
     setGunColor(Color.RED); // the red color
     setGunColor(new Color(255, 0, 0)); // also the red color
        Specified by:
        setGunColor in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        color - is the color of the gun or null if the bot must use the default color instead.

      • calcMaxTurnRate

        public final double calcMaxTurnRate​(double speed)
        Calculates the maximum turn rate for a specific speed.
        Specified by:
        calcMaxTurnRate in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        speed - is the speed.
        Returns:
        The maximum turn rate determined by the given speed.

      • calcBulletSpeed

        public final double calcBulletSpeed​(double firepower)
        Calculates the bullet speed given a firepower.
        Specified by:
        calcBulletSpeed in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        firepower - is the firepower.
        Returns:
        The bullet speed determined by the given firepower.

      • calcGunHeat

        public final double calcGunHeat​(double firepower)
        Calculates gun heat after having fired the gun.
        Specified by:
        calcGunHeat in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        firepower - is the firepower used when firing the gun.
        Returns:
        The gun heat produced when firing the gun with the given firepower.

      • setEventPriority

        public final void setEventPriority​(java.lang.Class<BotEvent> eventClass,
                                   int priority)
        Changes the event priority for an event class. The event priority is used for determining which event types (classes) that must be fired and handled before others. Events with higher priorities will be handled before events with lower priorities.

        Note that you should normally not need to change the event priority.

        Specified by:
        setEventPriority in interface IBaseBot
        Parameters:
        eventClass - is the event class to change the event priority for.
        priority - is the new priority. Typically, a positive number from 1 to 150. The greater value, the higher priority.
        See Also:
        DefaultEventPriority, IBaseBot.getEventPriority(java.lang.Class<dev.robocode.tankroyale.botapi.events.BotEvent>)

      • isDebuggingEnabled

        public final boolean isDebuggingEnabled()
        Flag indicating if graphical debugging is enabled and hence if IBaseBot.getGraphics() can be used for debug painting.
        Specified by:
        isDebuggingEnabled in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        true if the graphics debugging is enabled; false otherwise.

      • getGraphics

        public final java.awt.Graphics2D getGraphics()
        Gets a graphics object that the bot can paint debug information to.

        Example: 

        
     var g = getGraphics();
     g.setColor(Color.blue);
     g.fillRect(50, 50, 100, 100);
        Specified by:
        getGraphics in interface IBaseBot
        Returns:
        A graphics canvas to use for painting graphical objects making debugging easier.