After 75 games I decided I was done with the game, even if Anataeus wasn't yet. I wanted to see the story, since I'm shipping Anataeus and Concordia, so I wrote this crappy little solver.
"Works on my machine!"
Quality Gauruntee
Please note: low quality code indicative of weekend work only, can not be used to judge my professional competency, may cause cancer in the state of California
- OS: Should work on Windows, might work otherwise?
- Python, 3, of course, and pip
- Game is on primary monitor
- Only starts from fresh games, not partially solved games
git clone whatever whatever
cd whatever
# Make whatever virtualenv you want, if you care
pip install -r requirements.txt- Start the game, make sure it's running on the primary monitor or pyautogui will be sad
python ./sigmar.py --n_games=1- Then:
- It will look for the game window
- Solve the game (outputting states in the console)
- Most games solve in under a second, some rare ones take a minute or more!
- Click once in the top-left to ensure the game has focus
- Click to solve the game
- Click 'New Game' and wait for the board to populate
Or maybe it'll just error out.
If clicking seems funky, try adding the arg --slow True
Use more --n_games if you want it to solve a bunch in a row.
pyautogui for operating the mouse and screenshotting.
skimage.metrics.structural_similarity for turning marble images into a model
A simple depth-first search for exploring the game states. No heuristic for trying to play optimally like what one would use for an A*.