Thread: FIRST Video Game: Cementing auxillary file formats
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Re: FIRST Video Game: Cementing auxillary file formats
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Originally Posted by Astronouth7303
  • Game files, likely to be most complex
Yeah, these will be the hardest. How exactly do we put all the rules into computer readable, understandable fashion without hardcoding them...? The fun of programming.

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Originally Posted by Astronouth7303
  • Robot files
These will have to not only include the robot shape and stuff, but also which game they belong to. This could be a simple year number at the beginning of the file... I'm into txt files because they're easy, and they can be edited by, say, Notepad. This would allow us to fine-tune stuff quickly.
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