Calculo is a Puyo Puyo AI, meant for Puyo Puyo Tetris, heavily based on Playing PuyoPuyo: Two Search Algorithms for Constructing Chain and Tactical Heuristics by Kokolo Ikeda, Daisuke Tomizawa, Simon Viennot, and Yuu Tanaka.
If there is no recent-enough release, you can install Zig and Futhark and follow the compilation instructions to make an optimized build.
If you don't want to install Zig and Futhark, every commit should generate an unoptimized build in the Main GitHub Action.
You will need to point your Operating System to Raylib. If your OS has some
package manager with a raylib package, that should suffice.
Otherwise, download the appropriate archive from Raylib's latest release according to your OS. Common architectures:
- Windows x64:
raylib-{version}-Win64-msvc15.zip - Mac OS x86_64:
raylib-{version}-macOS.tar.gz - Linux x86_64:
raylib-{version}-Linux-amd64.tar.gz
If on Windows, you'll need the msvc variant of Raylib, not the mingw
variant. All you need to do then is place raylib.dll in the same directory
as calculo.exe.
If on Mac OS, you'll need to place libraylib.301.dylib in the same directory
as calculo, and run LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./calculo.
If on Linux, you'll need to place libraylib.so.301 in the same directory as
calculo, and run LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./calculo.
To compile and run: zig build run. Optionally,
zig build run -Drelease-fast=true. Compiling calculo requires a working
install of the Futhark compiler.