Arguments: -p/--player -> player package -m/--map -> Landmark map -em/--emap -> enemy map -s/--scouts -> number of scouts -n/--board -> board size -t/--time -> number of turns -e/--enemies -> number of enemies -r/--repeats -> number of times to run the simulation, defaults to 1 -S/--seed -> seed for randomization, defaults to system current time millis -f/--fps -> frames per second for gui --gui -> gui enabled --verbose -> verbose
The makefile gives you sample parameters. You can use the makefile for convenience if you want to. Makefile commands: make compile -> Compiles simulator make gui -> runs the simulator with gui make run -> runs without gui make verbose -> runs on verbose mode
Make sure to read scout.sim.Player, scout.sim.Outpost and scout.random.Player before you start to understand how communication happens! Good luck!