After a few failed attempts, I’ve finally managed to build a reasonably reliable Connect-4 playing NXT Robot. It talks to the PC over Bluetooth to do the thinking because it uses a minmax algorithm that needs function recursion which is not supported by NXC. And since I’m not smart enough to write my own, I had to find one on the web, credit and thanks to Keith Pomakis.
I deliberately haven’t (yet) looked at the other ones that are out there because I wanted the challenge of creating my own. I’m fairly pleased with the result.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTsOvPy8 ... e=youtu.be
(Another) Connect-4 playing robot
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Re: (Another) Connect-4 playing robot
Very nice.
Keith's code is very good. I used it when I made an RCX robot a few years back. I found it easily beats most players when set to look ahead four moves (two for you, two for opponent)
I like the way it wiggles to drop the chips in.
Steve
Keith's code is very good. I used it when I made an RCX robot a few years back. I found it easily beats most players when set to look ahead four moves (two for you, two for opponent)
I like the way it wiggles to drop the chips in.
Steve
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Re: (Another) Connect-4 playing robot
NIce work Andy. Great use of the NXTCAM.
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