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Re:2015 AIIDE Starcraft AI Competition – Report and Results by solicode on Saturday November 28, 2015 @12:02PM (#10641590)
This is great, thanks! The fact that it's possible to get started in Clojure, I no longer have any excuses to not try this.

Having an interactive REPL seems like it would be helpful for iterating on micro routines (this is what I want to focus on). I see you already have some situational micro examples too.

I feel like a kid again. Can't wait to try this! Now I'm wishing I still had my StarCraft discs with me.

Re:2015 AIIDE Starcraft AI Competition – Report and Results by omni on Saturday November 28, 2015 @01:29PM (#10641886)
Re:2015 AIIDE Starcraft AI Competition – Report and Results by solicode on Saturday November 28, 2015 @02:03PM (#10641977)
Yeah, I saw that. :) This is impressive. I wish I knew about this project sooner. I didn't see this project on the Clojure subreddit, so I shared it there in case others haven't seen it before either.

I see the issue you created about separating the Clojure API from the AI code. I think I'd have to do that because I'll be creating an AI from scratch.

I noticed in the thread you linked to that you mentioned Java packaging and possibilities for contributions. I might be able to help there. Let me know, or if you want to create some GitHub issues, I can take a look later and see which ones I can take.

Re:2015 AIIDE Starcraft AI Competition – Report and Results by LetaBot on Saturday November 28, 2015 @12:51PM (#10641751)
If you (or your bot) play on the private server ICCUP, you don't need the disks. Just download the ICCUP version from: http://iccup.com/en/starcraft/sc_start.html