Originally Posted by notchnick
Sorry If I will have mistakes. I think AI for toribash will be a good idea. It will work like a chess cause in toribash you click on joints. It's not hard movement. So I think it's will not be so hard
yes but in chess you have set rules for every game in tb rules change per mod - gravity, dm trheshold, no DM, fractures. But yea I agree it can be done with sufficient effort.
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Will if you're talking AI that learns from experience it would be pretty tough seeing as toribash is an incredibly complicated game and it would take a lot of games for it to learn anything. You would need a large community effort to teach it.
You might be able to pit it against itself though then it runs into the possibility of creating odd and ineffective habits.
It is doable though would be incredibly difficult for a small team or as a solo effort.
You might be able to pit it against itself though then it runs into the possibility of creating odd and ineffective habits.
It is doable though would be incredibly difficult for a small team or as a solo effort.
Sorry to necro(?) this thread, but a small shameless self-plug: I released a machine learning interface for Toribash a while ago , and over these past months I have been using it and fine-tuning. I am going to release 1.0.0 in couple of days.
In short: Toribash is very suitable for such a learning env! I am able to run 16 instance of Toribash on Linux machine without bigger issues (minus maybe some slowdown), and they run fast enough for decent experiments. However applying the OpenAI/DeepMind type of brute-force approach and going pure self-play seems to require a ton of training, even for game like Toribash, to produce anything sensible.
In short: Toribash is very suitable for such a learning env! I am able to run 16 instance of Toribash on Linux machine without bigger issues (minus maybe some slowdown), and they run fast enough for decent experiments. However applying the OpenAI/DeepMind type of brute-force approach and going pure self-play seems to require a ton of training, even for game like Toribash, to produce anything sensible.
Last edited by Miffylin; Feb 9, 2019 at 11:36 PM.
