Better Tactical AI Addon

[darkgod]

Your short_name on the site doesnt match your short_name in init.lua, that's why it's not validating.

Could you make that into a patch and send it over please ?
Patch against the current GIT head

[jenx]

Your short_name on the site doesnt match your short_name in init.lua, that's why it's not validating.

Could you make that into a patch and send it over please ?
Patch against the current GIT head

I'll try and fix the name thing.

I've got no idea about patches and GIT heads. Sorry

Are you able simply look at the teaa code and cut and paste as you wish?

[jenx]

ok - I've updated site, so I hope it works now.

Can someone confirm?

[darkgod]

Yes but it's annoying and long
THere are many simple tutorials for git

[darkgod]

You probably nee ot reupload too

[jenx]

Yes but it's annoying and long
THere are many simple tutorials for git

I'd be very happy for hachem or lukep or anyone really to do this for the game. I've looked at a git tutorial but I don't have the headspace atm to work it out.

[jenx]

You probably nee ot reupload too

done

[Hachem_Muche]

I'd be very happy for hachem or lukep or anyone really to do this for the game. I've looked at a git tutorial but I don't have the headspace atm to work it out.

I'd be happy to help with converting this to a patch, but it would be easier for someone more familiar with the code to do so. Also, I'm no git expert, and after a few months of learning, Tortoise Git for windows and I still do not see eye-to-eye about how the world is.

With a local Git repository, the steps (which should be easy, at least in theory) are:

Make a new branch in your repository and check out/switch to it.
Copy and paste your changes into the new branch and commit them.
With your new branch checked out, test the changes. (Make sure you're not overwriting them by loading your addon! )
Once you're satisfied, create a diff (patch) file between your your master branch and the new branch.

[jenx]

I'd be very happy for hachem or lukep or anyone really to do this for the game. I've looked at a git tutorial but I don't have the headspace atm to work it out.

I'd be happy to help with converting this to a patch, but it would be easier for someone more familiar with the code to do so. Also, I'm no git expert, and after a few months of learning, Tortoise Git for windows and I still do not see eye-to-eye about how the world is.

With a local Git repository, the steps (which should be easy, at least in theory) are:

Make a new branch in your repository and check out/switch to it.
Copy and paste your changes into the new branch and commit them.
With your new branch checked out, test the changes. (Make sure you're not overwriting them by loading your addon! )
Once you're satisfied, create a diff (patch) file between your your master branch and the new branch.

how do you create a local git repository?

[Hachem_Muche]

Start with http://te4.org/wiki/Source_Setup

[jenx]

Start with http://te4.org/wiki/Source_Setup

ok - I"m making progress. I finally managed to get the repository to my windows pc.

Next I'm going to make a branch, make my changes and try to create a patch to send dg.

[jenx]

ok - I think I created a patch for the dumb ai addon.

I've attached it here, but had to add .txt to do so.

Now I want to create a patch for tactical ai addon.

Do I create a new branch off the head for each patch?

[jenx]

For the tactical ai patch, I've got a problem. lukep created a new file, newai.lua, and then used a load.lua file under the folder \hooks to load it:

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local class = require"engine.class"
local ActorTalents = require "engine.interface.ActorTalents"

class:bindHook("ToME:load", function(self, data)
    ActorTalents:loadDefinition("/data-better-tactical-ai/newai.lua")
end)

I've got no idea how to insert this into the git thing.

[lukep]

I'm not sure if it can be done easily. Each of the lines would need to be moved to the appropriate file (eg. the line for STUNNING_BLOW would need to be moved to two-handed.lua, and FLARE to archery.lua, and so on for each one).

[jenx]

I'm not sure if it can be done easily. Each of the lines would need to be moved to the appropriate file (eg. the line for STUNNING_BLOW would need to be moved to two-handed.lua, and FLARE to archery.lua, and so on for each one).

dg - is there a simpler way?