Do you like Python? Do you like games? Are you a fan of autonomously controlled tanks? Then PyBot Arena</a> might be just the thing for you!</p>
PyBot Arena is a game engine where participants implement algorithms - in Python of course - for controlling tanks which are then pitted against each other. I created the game for the Python NZ Christchurch meetup</a> as a fun way to end the year, with creative and hilarious results.</p>
Instructions for running the game and creating your own bots are in the README</a>. The various bots created by the folks at the meetup are checked in</a> to the repository</a> for your inspiration and enjoyment.</p>
Please let me know</a> if you create your own bots or use the game at a meetups. I'd love to see what people come up with.</p>
There's also plenty of ways the game engine could be improved. I've documented some of them as issues</a> on GitHub. Contributions are very welcome.</p>
Many thanks to the author of the Hunter2</a> game on GitHub. This was the starting point for PyBot Arena.</p>
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Do you like Python? Do you like games? Are you a fan of autonomously controlled tanks? Then PyBot Arena might be just the thing for you! PyBot Arena is a game engine where participants implement algorithms - in Python of course - for controlling tanks which are then pitted against each other. I created the game for the Python NZ Christchurch meetup as a fun way to end the year, with creative and…
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